 
Joe and Simon were playing in the backyard. Simon wanted to build a track for his toy car. He cleared some stones and twigs and started building the track. Joe was watching with amazement and asked if he could help.
Simon replied, “No, I got it.”
Joe started running around the track. Suddenly, he stepped on a dead twig and his foot got stuck in the track. He shouted, “Help! I can’t stop!”
Simon knew Joe would eventually come to an obstacle in the track. He had predicted this would happen. Joe tried to remove his foot, but it wouldn’t budge. Simon then grabbed a stick and started to slowly move the half-built track apart. Joe stepped out of it, his foot unscathed.
Joe thanked Simon for his help and Simon said, “I told you to stop!”
They both laughed and kept playing. Joe was careful to avoid stepping on the track this time. Eventually, they finished building the track. It was amazing. They cheered and thanked each other. 
The track they created was built fully, with no obstacles left in it. They had successfully solved the conflict with teamwork and their amazing track.
