Once upon a time in a garden, a praying mantis was flying and saw a butterfly. The butterfly asked the mantis, "What's the fastest way to the other side of the garden?" The mantis replied, "Follow the snail, he knows his way around."
The snail was slow but sure, and they followed him until they reached a web spun by a spider. The spider said, "I can take you over the web, but watch out for the bee, they can sting." So they carefully crossed the web and continued on their journey.
Along the way, they met a friendly bee who offered to help them find the other side of the garden. The bee led them to a field of flowers where a ladybird was resting. The ladybird said, "I know a shortcut, follow me."
And so, the group followed the ladybird who took them to a wormhole made by an earthworm. The wormhole led straight to the other side of the garden. They thanked the earthworm and continued on their journey, avoiding a pesky mosquito along the way.
The end.

Reflections

1. Who asked the mantis for help and what did the mantis reply?
2. Who led the group across the spider's web and what did they have to watch out for?
3. Who offered to help the group find the other side of the garden?
4. What did the ladybird say she knew?
5. What was the name of the wormhole made by the earthworm?
6. What did the group avoid on their journey?
7. How did the story end?