Once a time there was a girl named Danna.

Danna was in her 2nd grade, a short stature girl with short hair and a brunette. She used to be a very cute, be a cheerful girl and be a fun girl.

Danna lived with her parents, her dad worked in the morning and her mom stayed home all the time. Her dad goes to work at 7:00 am. They had a yellow house, they had a big tree right outside and a new car.

Classes started at noon. She was usually very punctual.

Good morning kids, can someone tell me where we stayed last class?

The students were doing an activity in the classroom.

Sometimes the teacher let the students do the teamwork but this time the teacher would.

As he went out at half-time Danna teamed up with teammates in her living room to play for a while during the recess. Danna took a ball her parents had given her for her birthday. His classmates wanted them all to play together, but Danna didn't want to share her ball. 

Why don't you want to play with us?

Because it's my ball and i don't want to share it with you, I'd rather play alone.

I think you should be more shared with us and play together. You're not sharing how the teacher has taught us.

There is only one ball to play with and she doesn't want to share it.

Her classmates walked away for a moment to see what they could do to make her want to share her ball and play with them.

She's not playing alone, she just doesn't want to lend her ball.

What is wrong with her playing alone?

What can we do to make her want to share her ball and play with us?

We can't do anything because it's her decision

I can ask the teacher if she has any balls that lend us to play

I think the teacher has some balls saved, so maybe if she lends us some.