Jack and Jill. Jack and Jill went up the hill. Do they Walk carefully Or Run.

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Jack and Jill

Jack and Jill went up the hill. Do they Walk carefully Or Run

Jack and Jill They went to fetch a bucket of water.

Jack and Jill Then Jack rolled down the hill. Or Fell off the hill

Jack and Jill Jack rolled down the hill then Jill rolled down the hill. Does Jill keep rolling Or Fall off the hill

Jack and Jill Jack and Jill rolled down the hill but the bucket was still full of water.

Jack and Jill Then Jack trotted back home.

Jack and Jill Then Jack fixed his head.

Jack and Jill Then Jill trotted home with the bucket filled with water. The End

Jack and Jill Jack and Jill walked carefully down the hill

Jack and Jill They didn't have any accidents and they took the water back home and put it outside to give their birds a drink The End

Jack and Jill Then Jack tripped over the mountain and He was bleeding. The end

Jack and Jill Then Jill runs and gets the rope and saves Jack. And they go home without any water The End

Jack and Jill Then Jill tripped over the mountain and She was crying.

Then Jill landed in a boat and was sent away to America with the bucket. The End Jack and Jill