Once upon a time, there was a mischievous little kangaroo named Kiki. Kiki loved to play pranks on her friends, but she always seemed to end up in a bit of pain herself.

One day, Kiki found a big hole in the ground. She thought it would be funny to make a silly image of her friend the koala and put it in the hole so that when he walked by, he would fall in. So she quickly drew a picture of the koala with a silly expression and put it in the hole, covering it up with some dirt and leaves.

As Kiki was admiring her handiwork, she suddenly heard a loud "ouch!" She turned around to see that she had fallen into another hole, twisting her ankle in the process. She tried to get up, but her injury was too much to bear.

As she lay there in pain, Kiki realized that maybe playing pranks wasn't always a good idea. Just then, the koala walked by and spotted Kiki. He rushed over to help her, and together they made their way back to the animal village.

The other animals were shocked to see Kiki's injury and immediately took her to the local doctor, a wise old tortoise. The doctor examined Kiki's ankle and prescribed some verb-inducing medicine to help her recover.

Kiki learned an important lesson that day: being a little bit of an adjective can be fun, but it's important to always be careful and avoid any unnecessary injuries. From that day on, Kiki decided to use her love for patterns to create beautiful art instead of playing pranks.

The end.

Reflections

1. What did Kiki do to make her friend the koala fall into a hole?
2. What did Kiki learn from her injury?
3. Why did Kiki change her ways and start creating art instead of playing pranks?
4. How did Kiki's friends help her after she got injured?
5. Why was it important for Kiki to be careful when playing pranks?
6. What was Kiki's favorite type of art to create?