Rewriting: Reindeer hooves change with seasons — 3 simple rephrases for an 8-year-old

Here are three simple ways to say it, written for an 8-year-old:

1. In summer, a reindeer's hooves are soft, and in winter they get hard so the reindeer can dig in the snow.
2. Reindeer have soft hooves when it's warm and strong hooves in cold weather to help them shovel snow.
3. Their hooves become squishy in summer and firm in winter so they can break through the snow.

How I made these rephrases (easy steps):

1. Keep the main idea: hooves are soft in summer, hard in winter, and they help with snow.
2. Use simple words an 8-year-old knows, like soft, hard, warm, cold, and dig.
3. Make short, clear sentences so they are easy to understand and say out loud.