Both Meaning for Kids

Choosing Your Favorite Dessert

both your two favorites every time? If you pick bothmagically get, the grown-up behind the table smiles and hands you a bowl with a scoop of chocolate ice cream and a scoop of strawberry, squished together so the colors swirl like a tiny pink-and-brown planet.Would you rather have to choose just one dessert at a party, or of chocolate ice cream and a scoop of strawberry, squished together so the colors swirl like a tiny pink-and-brown planet.Would you rather have to choose just one dessert at a party, or like a tiny pink-and-brown planet.Would you rather have to choose just one dessert at a party, or of chocolate ice cream and a scoop of strawberry, squished together so the colors swirl like a tiny pink-and-brown planet.Would you rather have to choose just one dessert at a party, or

bothcreamy chocolate on one side and sweet, fruity strawberry on the other. You don’t even have to decide which one to eat first because they’re right there. The downside is your bowl gets a little too full and starts to drip, so you have to lick fast before it melts over your fingers.Your spoon sinks in and you taste cold,

both colors like a tiny, silly flag.The upside is that every bite is a surprise mix, like your tongue is doing a happy coin flip between two wins at once. By the time you’re done, your lips are sticky, your smile is wide, and your tongue is proudly showing off