孩子之間產生爭吵，很多是因為不知道怎麼分享，才能公平又快樂？分享不只是美德而已，是一種能力，更是領導力的關鍵。在這個幽默的故事中，孩子學會從大熊和黃鼠狼的不同角度來思考，了解如何分享、如何公平，如何處理人際關係，不只聰明，還能高明！
大熊在回家的路上，找到三個好吃的蘑菇。他的朋友黃鼠狼立刻把它們放進厚重的平底鍋裡煮。但是問題來了，兩個人吃三個蘑菇要怎麼分才公平？大熊說：「蘑菇是我找到的！」黃鼠狼說：「但蘑菇是我煮的！」大熊不服氣的說：「你用的是我的食譜！」黃鼠狼也回嘴：「我比你更喜歡吃蘑菇！」大熊和黃鼠狼為了多吃一個蘑菇，互不相讓，這一個蘑菇到底要給誰才公平呢？
Children often quarrel because they don't know how to share, but how can they share in a way that is fair and joyful? Sharing is not just a virtue; it's a skill and a key to leadership. In this humorous story, children learn to consider things from the perspectives of the big bear and the yellow weasel, understanding how to share, how to be fair, and how to handle interpersonal relationships. It's not just about being clever; it's about being wise!
On his way home, the big bear finds three delicious mushrooms. His friend, the yellow weasel, immediately puts them into a thick frying pan to cook. However, a problem arises: how can two people fairly divide three mushrooms?
The big bear says, "I found the mushrooms!" The yellow weasel argues, "But I cooked them!" The big bear, unwilling to yield, says, "You used my recipe!" The yellow weasel retorts, "I like mushrooms more than you do!"
In their quest to get an extra mushroom, the big bear and the yellow weasel refuse to give in. Who should the last mushroom go to for it to be fair?
