Once upon a time, there was a small town where all the citizens gathered together to discuss an important document - the constitution. They wanted to make sure that everyone had a voice and felt represented in the town.

One day, an election was held to choose a new leader for the town. Some people were arguing about who would be the best candidate, while others were trying to find common ground. The air was tense, and many people felt miserable because they couldn't agree on anything.

Finally, the time came for the citizens to vote. They cast their ballots and waited anxiously to see who would be the new leader. After counting the votes, it was announced that the town had elected a fair and just leader who promised to listen to everyone's opinions and work together.

From that day on, the town was filled with happiness and harmony. The citizens learned that it was important to discuss and understand each other's views, instead of just arguing. They also realized that by voting, they could make their voices heard and have a say in who represented them.

The end.

Reflections

1. Why was the air tense in the town during the election?
2. What did the town's citizens learn about having a voice and representation?
3. How did the citizens feel after the election was over?
4. Why is it important to discuss and understand each other's views?
5. How did the vote help the citizens make their voices heard?