Once upon a time there was a boy named Jack and his
kind mother. They lived in a tiny cottage nestled in the valley. They
had a cow named Milky White, who gave them milk every day. One day
Milky White stopped giving milk.
Jack’s mother said that they would have
to sell Milky White. Jack was on his was on his way to the market
when he met a peddler who traded him 5 magic beans for Milky White.
When Jack got home his mother was very mad. She threw
the beans out of the window and sent Jack to bed without any supper.
The next morning there was a giant beanstalk in the garden.
Jack climbed the beanstalk. He found a castle. He met a giant woman
and asked her for some breakfast. She said to be careful because her
husband liked to eat little boys.
Just then they heard a Thump, thump, thump.
Jack hid in the stove. The ogre came in for breakfast. He said,”Fe
fi fo fum, I smell the blood of an Englishman.”
After a large breakfast the ogre began to count his gold.
When he went to sleep, Jack quickly jumped out of the stove, took the
gold, and ran down the beanstalk.
His mother was very eXcited to see the gold.
After some
time, Jack went up the beanstalk again. The giant woman warned Jack
that the ogre was mad because someone had stolen his gold. She gave
him some food and hid him inside of the stove.
The ogre came in and said, “ Fe, fi, fo, fum, I smell
the blood of an Englishman.” After he ate, he got out the hen that
laid golden eggs. When the ogre went to sleep, zzzzz, Jack popped out
and took the hen. Jack ran down the beanstalk.
Later, Jack climbed up for the third time.
He quietly snuck in the castle and his in the breadbox. The ogre
came in and said, “ Fe,
fi, fo, fum, I smell the blood of an Englishman.”
His wife looked in the stove but Jack was not there.
The ogre called for his singing harp. Then he went to sleep. Jack quickly
grabbed the harp and ran. The harp began singing and woke up the ogre
. The ogre started chasing Jack.
Jack rushed down the beanstalk and yelled for his mother
to bring him the ax. Jack cut the beanstalk down with the ax. Jack
and his mother lived happily ever after. J is for Jack, the hero of
our story!