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At sunrise, a small garden snail carried a round house across a green leaf.
Why Does the Snail Carry Its House?A snail's shell protects its soft body and gives it a safe place to hide when the world feels too dry or busy.
1. At sunrise, a small garden snail carried a round house across a green leaf.
2. The snail paused beside a buttercup and wondered why its house came everywhere.
3. A ladybird asked, “Why carry a house when you can fly away?”
4. A dragonfly asked, “Why carry a house when you can skim the pond?”
5. A grasshopper asked, “Why carry a house when you can leap over the grass?”
6. By afternoon, the sun grew hot, and the garden became dry and dusty.
7. The snail tucked its soft body inside its shell and waited in the shade.
8. The garden grew busy, but the shell made a quiet, safe place around the snail.
9. When cool rain softened the earth, the snail came out and stretched again.
10. The snail carried its house because the shell protected its soft body and offered a safe place to hide when the world felt dry or busy.
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