Once upon a time, there was a chess game being played by two knights. Each knight had their own army of pawns, bishops, rooks and they were ready for battle. The knight who played with white pieces gave directions to his army and moved them over the board. But the knight who played with black pieces, made a mistake and decided to play without giving directions to his pawns. As a result, his pawns got lost and didn't know which direction to go. The knight with the white pieces used this opportunity to capture all the black pieces one by one. In the end, the white knight won the battle with ease. The moral of the story is to always have a plan and give clear directions, just like in a real battle.

Reflections

1. Why did the knight with black pieces lose the game?
2. What was the importance of giving directions in the story?
3. How is the story related to real life battles?
4. What lessons can kids learn from the story?