A boy is having friends come over and play. His mom tells him that he needs to put any toys away that are special and he will not be able to share. He picks that out and then is able to share and take turns with the rest of his toys.

Age: 3-5
Source In class book share ( )

When a child is expecting a playdate, his mother asks the child if there are any toys that he does not want to share. There is - they put the toy away and he shares all of the remaining toys with his playmates.

Ages: 1-4
Source: In Class Book Share

A little boy has friends coming over to play and his mom tells him to put away any toys he does not want to share. When his friends come over they all play nicely together, and learn to share the fire engine and take turns. The little boy helps his mom make snacks for his friends and he gives them some to take home. Ages 2 to 8 years old. Timberland library and in class presentations.

Andrew arranges a play date with some of his friends, when they come over he realizes he wants to play with whatever someone else is playing with. His mother then teaches him that sharing is fun and how he can occupy himself with something else until his turn comes up.
Ages: 3 and up
Source: In class presentation

Boy is preparing for a play date. His mother asks him to put away toys he is not ready to share and the rest will be share-able. He learns to wait his turn or to play with something else. Ages 3-5