Once upon a time, there was a magical kingdom with 111 kingdoms within it. The first kingdom had 1000 citizens and the second kingdom had 1001 citizens.

As the years passed, the number of citizens in each kingdom grew and grew. The first kingdom had 10,000 citizens and the second kingdom had 100,000 citizens.

But the kingdom didn't stop there. The number of citizens continued to grow until the first kingdom had 100 million citizens and the second kingdom had 1 billion citizens.

Despite their differences in size, both kingdoms lived in peace and harmony. They learned that what was most important was not the number of citizens, but how they treated each other and worked together for the good of the kingdom.

And so, the two kingdoms thrived and became a shining example for all the other kingdoms to follow. The end.

Reflections

1. What was the difference in population between the first and second kingdoms?
2. How did the number of citizens change in each kingdom over time?
3. What did the two kingdoms learn about what was most important?
4. How did the two kingdoms become a shining example for others to follow?
5. Can you think of any real-life examples where unity and kindness are more important than size?