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The distrustful crab is a children's poem with values that will help us to explain to the child that we must value the help that others offer us and trust in the good faith of others.
This children's poem tells the story of a little crab who, despite receiving offers from his friends to help him carry a heavy object, does not give up in trying to do it alone. However, he ends up exhausted, being able to have done the task accompanied and doing half the effort.
Through children's poems with values we can transmit great lessons to our children
Between the sand shone
the little crab saw it,
a pearl earring
with a beautiful color.
Although it weighed a lot
raised it to the shell,
and on the way home
a squirrel scoffed at him.
Shiiss, crab friend,
Do you want me to help you?
we will distribute the weight
We will both carry it.
"No thanks," said the crab.
there is little road »,
but i was so tired
that rested among some pines.
Shiiss, little crab friend,
then a snake spoke to him,
if you need my help
I go immediately.
"No thanks," said the crab.
near its burrow,
but it weighed so much
who rested on the sidewalk.
Shiiss, crab friend,
if you need my help,
the rabbit told him later,
I go to the moment without a doubt.
The distrustful crab,
again he denied again,
and I was when I got home
about to burst.
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