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Who Ate My Apple

Harry the mole was searching for food in the jungle when he saw a delicious apple fall from a tree into a hole. When Harry dug down to retrieve the apple, it was gone. Harry then questioned nearby animals like a giraffe, snake, and crocodile to try and find his missing apple, but each one explained why their physical characteristics would make it impossible for them to have taken the apple based on not being able to fit into the small hole. Harry finally found the apple when he came across a worm that had the scent of the apple on it and discovered the worm had been living inside the fallen apple the whole time.
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Who Ate My Apple

Harry the mole was searching for food in the jungle when he saw a delicious apple fall from a tree into a hole. When Harry dug down to retrieve the apple, it was gone. Harry then questioned nearby animals like a giraffe, snake, and crocodile to try and find his missing apple, but each one explained why their physical characteristics would make it impossible for them to have taken the apple based on not being able to fit into the small hole. Harry finally found the apple when he came across a worm that had the scent of the apple on it and discovered the worm had been living inside the fallen apple the whole time.
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Who ate my apple?

One day, a hungry mole who names Harry, walking in the jungle searching for food.
Suddenly Harry saw an apple on the tree. “Wow! The apple looks so delicious!”

A strong wind blow, the apple falls from the tree and drop into a hole!
Harry start to dig the ground for his apple. Harry dig and dig…finally it comes to the end
where the apple drop into the hole. But the apple goes missing! “Oh no! Where is my
apple?” Harry cried. Harry want his apple back. So, Harry started his mission. He go
and ask around whoever nearby.

He first saw a giraffe. “Is it you? Who ate my apple?” Harry asked.
Giraffe said: “Huh? Not me! I didn’t eat your apple! Please think carefully.”
“Even though my neck is very long, but if I want to take the apple from the hole, I have
to open my leg very wide. I couldn’t make it my dear.”
Then, Harry said sorry to giraffe and walk away.

Next, Harry saw a snake. “Is it you? Who ate my apple?” Harry asked.
“Sssss! No, not me! I didn’t eat your apple! Please think carefully.”
“My body is very long and I like to slither around. How can I move in such a small hole?”
Then, Harry said sorry to snake and walk away.

Harry walk and walk. He saw a crocodile. “Is it you? Who ate my apple?” Harry asked.
The crocodile answered: “Huh? Not me! I didn’t eat your apple! Please think carefully.”
“My mouth is big and wide, if I want to take the apple from the hole, I totally can’t open
my mouth.”
Then, Harry said sorry to crocodile and walk away.
Suddenly, Harry saw a worm. “Eii? Little worm, why do you have the scent of the apple?
Did you eat my apple?”
“No! I didn’t eat your apple! Of course I have the scent of the apple! I live inside it!” the
worm said.
“Oh! But why you come out from the apple? Where is the apple? What happen?” Harry
asked.

And every animal he questions explains why he could have not stolen the apple based
on physical characteristics. Questions and answers are presented in a way that
provokes curiousity and interest, while teaching how to organize one's speech based on
reasoning and logic.

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