Level 5 (chatter box)

Edgar loves to put the eggs into bowls of bright colors. He loves to color them with his crayons and paint them with his nice brushes.

"Your eggs are beautiful, Edgar," says Mrs. Bunny.

When they finish, Edgar's mother says, "Now it's time to hide our eggs for the children."

Edgar says, "I can't and I don't hide the eggs. It will make me very sad to give away my nice eggs."

"I know it's hard to share," says Mrs. Bunny. "But sometimes sharing is more fun than keeping. Pick out your favorite one and we'll hide the other eggs for the children."

"Let's see how you feel tomorrow, after the egg party."

"I know it's hard to share," said Mrs. Bunny. "But sometimes sharing is more fun than keeping. Pick out your favorite one and we'll hide the rest for the children."

"Let's see how you feel tomorrow, after the Easter egg hunt."

Edgar takes his favorite egg out of his basket and goes outside with his mother to hide the other eggs for the children.

Edgar and his mother hide eggs here and there every where.

The next day, the children come and they start finding the beautiful eggs.

After the egg party, the children say nice things to Edgar.

Ellen says, "Edgar, these are the most beautiful eggs I know."

Marcus says "Thank you, Edgar, for sharing your eggs. You will always be my best friend."

Edgar is very very happy.

On the way home, Edgar says, "Mom, I like sharing. It makes me feel good."

"Me, too," says Mrs. Bunny.