READ OUT LOUD. Choose which marked text you prefer to practice with - macrons in verse form, or macrons in prose order, or accent marks in prose order, or focusing on the meter. You will find materials for all of these options below. :-)
VERSE MACRONS. Here is the verse text with macrons:
Ā Iove cum peterent alia hīs animālia dōnīs

Quō sibi cumque quidem sit eundī forte cupīdo,

At quaerente Iove hanc rem sit quae causa petendī,

Hōs experta malōs mox hinc ut tūta remīgrem,

Vīcīnō fugienda malō vix altera pestis

Sīc res nulla bonō fēlīcior, ille salūtem

PROSE MACRONS. Here is the same text with macrons written out in prose word order:
Cum animālia ā Iove peterent alia hīs dōnīs alia hīs ornārī, Cochlea tāle petit: Quo sibi forte sit cumque quidem eundi cupīdo, ut possit inde domum suam sēcum ferre. At Iove quaerente quae causa sit hanc rem petendī, ait: metus vīcīnōrum mē huic urget, ut mox hinc tūta remīgrem, hōs malōs experta, sī inde, quō libet, domum portāre licet. fugienda pestis vix altera magis est vīcīnō malō; hinc damna ferēs, nōmine variō. sīc res nulla bonō fēlīcior; ille salūtem cūrat, et promptā mente est iuvāre tuam.
STRESS (ACCENT) MARKS. Here is the prose text with accents, plus some color-coding for the words of three or more syllables (blue: penultimate stress; red: antepenultimate stress):
Cum animália a Iove péterent ália his donis ália his ornári, Cóchlea tale petit: Quo sibi forte sit cumque quidem eúndi cupído, ut possit inde domum suam secum ferre. At Iove quaerénte quae causa sit hanc rem peténdi, ait: metus vicinórum me huic urget, ut mox hinc tuta remígrem, hos malos expérta, si inde, quo libet, domum portáre licet. Fugiénda pestis vix áltera magis est vicíno malo; hinc damna feres, nómine vário. Sic res nulla bono felícior; ille salútem curat, et prompta mente est iuváre tuam.
ELEGIAC COUPLET METER. Below I have used an interpunct dot · to indicate the metrical elements in each line, and a double line || to indicate the hemistichs of the pentameter line.
Ā Iove· cum pete·rent ali·~ hīs ani·mālia· dōnīs

Quō sibi ·cumque qui·dem sit e·undī ·forte cu·pīdo,

At quae·rente Io·v~ hanc rem ·sit quae· causa pe·tendī,

Hōs ex·perta ma·lōs mox ·hinc ut· tūta re·mīgrem,

Vīcī·nō fugi·enda ma·lō vix· altera· pestis

Sīc res· nulla bo·nō fē·līcior,· ille sa·lūtem

IMAGE. Here is an illustration for the story (image source) showing a snail with her house:
What follows is an unmarked version of the prose rendering to faciliate word searches: Cum animalia a Iove peterent alia his donis alia his ornari, Cochlea tale petit: Quo sibi forte sit cumque quidem eundi cupido, ut possit inde domum suam secum ferre. At Iove quaerente quae causa sit hanc rem petendi, ait: metus vicinorum me huic urget, ut mox hinc tuta remigrem, hos malos experta, si inde, quo libet, domum portare licet. fugienda pestis vix altera magis est vicino malo; hinc damna feres, nomine vario. sic res nulla bono felicior; ille salutem curat, et prompta mente est iuvare tuam.