The Dancing Duck and the Wobbly Bridge
Under the soft morning sun, a little pond shimmered like glass. Daisy the duck loved to danceāon the grass, in puddles, and even (very bravely) on the old, wobbly bridge that crossed the water. One breezy day she decided to perform her ābridge dance,ā and learned that a wobble can be part of the fun.
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Daisy the duck dances on the rickety bridge. The board bounces and she nearly slipsābut instead of stopping, Daisy finds a new step and turns the wobble into a twirl. Her friends cheer, and the old bridge becomes her favorite stage.
Moral: Donāt be afraid to stumbleāsometimes thatās how your best dance begins.
š Full Story
The little pond sat in the middle of the meadow like a bright mirror. Daisy the duck practiced a new twirl every morning, tapping her webbed feet to the rhythm of the wind.
One morning she waddled to the old wooden bridge. It was a bit crooked and made of several planks that sighed in the breeze, but Daisy liked how it creaked like a drum when she stepped. āToday Iāll try my new bridge dance!ā she quacked with excitement.
Benny the bunny watched from the bank and warned, āCareful, Daisyāthe bridge wobbles!ā
Daisy smiled and began. She spun one way, then the other. The bridge tilted, gave a little jiggle, and Daisy felt her balance shift. For a heartbeat her wings flapped in surpriseābut instead of stumbling, she turned the wobble into a graceful spin and landed with a tiny bow.
The other animals gasped, then laughed and applauded. āBravo!ā cheered Squeak the squirrel. Even Old Toad, who rarely moved, clapped his webbed hands.
Daisy took a deep breath and danced again, this time weaving the bridgeās creaks into the rhythm. With every wobble she learned a new turn, and the bridgeāonce scaryāfelt like a friendly partner in her dance.
When the sun dipped low, Daisy and her friends lined up and crossed the bridge together, each trying a tiny dance step of their own. The wobbly bridge had become a place of joyful practice, where small slips turned into big smiles.
Moral:
Donāt be afraid to stumbleāsometimes thatās how your best dance begins.
š Conclusion
Daisy found that mistakes and wobble can be part of something beautiful. With curiosity and a bit of courage, a shaky start can lead to a brand-new stepāand a lot of laughter along the way.
⨠Final Words
Thanks for dancing across the bridge with Daisy! For more playful stories, crafts, and screen-free family fun, waddle over to GlowPebbleāwhere every little wobble is welcome. š
