War is like when two groups of people have a big fight because they can’t agree on something very important. Imagine when you and your friend both want the same toy, but neither of you wants to share. Instead of talking it out, you both start arguing loudly. War is like that argument, but much bigger and with more people involved.
Think of war like a stormy weather day. Just like how the sky gets dark and there’s a lot of thunder and lightning, war can be scary and loud. People might feel sad or frightened, just as they do during a big storm. But just like how storms eventually pass and the sun comes out, people hope that the fighting will stop and peace will return.
War is also like a broken friendship. When friends stop getting along, they might not play together anymore. In war, countries or groups stop working together and might even hurt each other. But just like friends can make up and become friends again, people hope that countries can find ways to solve their problems and be peaceful again.