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Tirion and Mika are two friends who love 

Karate. They love to use their imaginations 

and together they pretend to fight make 

believe enemies.

They are good friends, because they play 

together, have great imaginations and 

practice karate. 

They pretend to protect each other from 

the toy bear. In real life he is small, but in 

their imaginations he is big. 

In their imagination they 

go to galaxy land... 

and can travel to 

different places. 

...and then they go into 

the forest.

They have such good 

imaginations and can 

pretend they are 

anywhere.  

In   REAL LIFE they were in the playroom. 

They were having such fun... 

UNTIL...

 they didn't think of the same thing.

Mika said: "Tirion shoot your bow and arrow out the 

window"

Tirion said: "No!!! NO !!! not that, I don't think that's a 

good idea." 

Mika called for his mom: "MOM! Tirion shouted at me"

"Well he started it!!" Tirion said

"No he started"... and the fight went on and on...

Mom asked the boys to try and sort out their own 

argument. 

Tirion agreed and said to Mika "Lets try do this 

on our own" .

"Ok," said Mika, "i'm sorry for shouting", 

"me too" replied Tirion. 

"Lets play ching-chong-cha to see who's idea we 

should use" suggested Mika.

They played three rounds of ching-chong-cha and 

Mika won this time. 

Mika decided that they should both pretend to be on a 

ships deck, Tirion agreed and thought it would be fun to 

have canon's on the ship.

They played pretend pretend for the rest of the 

afternoon. Taking turns to choose where their next 

adventure was in their imagination. 

Mom was so proud of Mika and Tirion for sorting out 

there own fight and not arguing for the rest of the 

afternoon.

Tirion and Mika, learnt how to like the same 

things, how to take turns, to be kind to 

each other and how to decide who goes 

first fairly. 

They also know that in real life they are 

not Karate kids who travel to different 

places, but just two boys who love playing, 

enjoy karate and using their imagination.

                            THE END

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