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    Jack trades his family's cow for magic beans from a mysterious man. The beans grow into a giant beanstalk that reaches the clouds. Jack climbs the beanstalk and discovers a castle inhabited by a giant and his wife. Jack takes the giant's gold and other treasures while the giant sleeps. When the giant discovers the thefts, Jack escapes down the beanstalk with his mother's help by chopping it down, causing the giant to fall.

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    Jack trades his family's cow for magic beans from a mysterious man. The beans grow into a giant beanstalk that reaches the clouds. Jack climbs the beanstalk and discovers a castle inhabited by a giant and his wife. Jack takes the giant's gold and other treasures while the giant sleeps. When the giant discovers the thefts, Jack escapes down the beanstalk with his mother's help by chopping it down, causing the giant to fall.

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    Jack trades his family's cow for magic beans from a mysterious man. The beans grow into a giant beanstalk that reaches the clouds. Jack climbs the beanstalk and discovers a castle inhabited by a giant and his wife. Jack takes the giant's gold and other treasures while the giant sleeps. When the giant discovers the thefts, Jack escapes down the beanstalk with his mother's help by chopping it down, causing the giant to fall.

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    Jack trades his family's cow for magic beans from a mysterious man. The beans grow into a giant beanstalk that reaches the clouds. Jack climbs the beanstalk and discovers a castle inhabited by a giant and his wife. Jack takes the giant's gold and other treasures while the giant sleeps. When the giant discovers the thefts, Jack escapes down the beanstalk with his mother's help by chopping it down, causing the giant to fall.

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    Jack and the Beanstalk

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    Narrator Jack Giant's Wife Harp Mother
    Man Giant

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    Narrator: Once upon a time, there was a little boy named Jack. He lived with his mother
    in a tiny cottage. They were very poor. All they had was a cow named Milky
    White.

    Mother: Jack, we have no food. You must take Milky White to market and sell her. Then
    use some of the money you make to buy bread and cheese.

    Narrator: Jack did not want to get rid of Milky White but knew he had no choice. On the
    way to the market, he met a man.

    Man: Hello little boy, Where are you going with that fine cow?

    Jack: I am taking her to the market to sell her for my mother.

    Man: Let me save you the trouble of walking so far. I have five magic beans in my
    pocket that I will trade you for that cow.

    Jack: Did you say magic beans?

    Man: I sure did. Plant these beans tonight when the moon is full. In the morning,
    a beanstalk will reach the clouds.

    Narrator: Jack wasn't sure what to do but he quickly made the trade and ran home to
    tell his mother.

    Jack: Mother! Mother! Look what I got as a trade for Milky White!

    Mother: Oh Jack! All I see are five little beans!

    Jack: They may look like five little beans, but the man who gave them to me
    promised that they are magic!
    Narrator: Jack's mother tossed the beans out the window. All through the night, the
    beans grew and grew. By morning, a tall beanstalk reached the clouds.

    Jack: Look, Mother, look! The man was right! The beans were magic! I am going to
    see what is at the top of the beanstalk.

    Mother: Oh, Jack! Please be careful!

    Narrator: Jack climbed and climbed until he finally reached the top of the beanstalk.
    He could see a huge castle!

    Jack: I wonder who lives in that castle. Maybe they would be kind enough to
    share some food.

    Narrator: Jack walked up to the castle and knocked on the door. In a few moments,
    a gigantic woman came to the door.

    Giant's Wife: And who are you?

    Jack: My name is Jack and I'm so hungry! Do you have any food to share?

    Giant's Wife: You will be food if my husband sees you! Quick, hide, I see him coming!
    Hide in the oven and don't make a sound!

    Giant: Fee, fi, fo, fum, I smell the blood of an Englishman.


    Be he alive or be he dead,
    I'll grind his bones to make my bread.

    Giant's Wife: Oh, don't be silly dear! All you smell is the yummy breakfast I have
    been cooking. Now eat your food before it gets cold!

    Narrator: After breakfast, the giant decided to count his gold. Soon, he got very
    sleepy. He fell asleep and began to snore. Jack quietly climbed onto the
    table and grabbed the bag of gold right from under the giant's nose! Then
    He climbed down the beanstalk as fast as he could, straight to his mother
    who was waiting below.

    Jack: Mother, look! With all of this gold, we can buy all the food we want. I will
    climb the beanstalk again tomorrow.

    Narrator: Over the next few days, Jack returned to the castle two more times. On the
    second trip, he grabbed a hen that laid golden eggs. On the third trip,
    he got a beautiful singing harp.
    Harp: Master! Master! Wake up! Someone is trying to take me!

    Giant's Wife: Quick! It's the little boy I told you about!

    Giant: Stop thief! You have taken my gold and my wonderful hen. You will not get
    away with my singing harp!

    Narrator: Jack ran down the beanstalk as fast as he could!

    Mother: Quick, Jack! The giant is right behind you!

    Jack: Mother, bring me the ax! We have to chop down the beanstalk before the
    giant reaches the bottom.

    Narrator: The two of them chopped as fast as they could. Down came the beanstalk,
    and down came the giant. Jack, his mother, the hen, and the harp lived
    happily ever after!

    THE END!!

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