Once upon a time, there was a worm named Wriggle who wanted to go on an adventure. He hopped onto a tiny boat and set sail on a lake. He brought along his fishing pole and hook, hoping to catch a big fish for dinner.
As Wriggle cast his line, he noticed a fish swimming by. Excitedly, he reeled in the line, but the fish was too quick and swam away.
Wriggle tried again and again, but the fish always managed to escape. Frustrated, Wriggle decided to use his worm as bait. To his surprise, the fish couldn't resist and took the bait right away.
Wriggle happily pulled in his catch, but as he did, the boat began to tip over. He held on tight to the pole as the boat capsized, sending him and the fish flying into the air.
Laughing, Wriggle said, "I may not have caught the biggest fish, but I sure caught the greatest adventure!"

Reflections

1. What was Wriggle's goal in the story?
2. Was the fish able to resist the worm as bait?
3. How did Wriggle feel when the boat capsized?
4. Why did Wriggle think his adventure was the greatest?