At Marigold House, Lass, Cat, and Boll Jr. want to enjoy different activities. Lass creates an evenly divided spinner, but after each child takes a turn, the result is a perfect tie. The spinner has revealed their disagreement without resolving it. By hearing why each activity matters, the children combine costumes, structures, and melodies in a lively procession that belongs to everyone-while learning that fairness sometimes requires conversation after the counting ends.
