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Good Job Jeff: Jeff finds a caterpillar.
Page 1
Jeff is outside in his yard playing with his basketball.
(Jeff bouncing the ball)
Jeff looked down and seen a caterpillar crawling towards him.
Page 2
Jeff was jumping and excited.
Jeff: oh my! A Caterpillar!
Jeff: where you come from, mister caterpillar?
Caterpillar: I am lost. I’m trying to find my way back to my owner.
Jeff: Don’t worry, you can stay with me.
Jeff picks up the caterpillar.
Page 3
Jeff runs inside to show his mom his new caterpillar.
Mom: Son, what are doing with that caterpillar? Take him back outside.
Jeff: He’s my new friend! Mom, he is lost.
Mom: You cannot keep him, Jeff. Take him back outside.
Jeff: Please! Can I keep him? He is all alone.
Mom: Ask your father.
Page 4
Jeff puts the caterpillar in a cage in his room.
Caterpillar: I cannot stay with you. I have an owner.
Jeff: You don’t want to be my friend?
Caterpillar: I do, but I cannot live with you. Please set me free.
Jeff: I will mister caterpillar. Let’s get to know each other first.
Page 5
Mom walks in Jeff’s room.
Jeff: Mom, the caterpillar can talk.
Mom: Stop telling tales. Did you ask your father if you can keep it?
Jeff: Not yet, mom. I will go now.
Page 6
Jeff left the caterpillar in the cage to go see his father.
Father: Hey son. What you up to?
Jeff: I found a lost caterpillar and mom said to ask if I can keep it.
Father: Sure, son, if you clean after it.
Jeff was excited. He was jumping up and down.
Jeff: Thanks dad! You are the best.
Page 7
Jeff returns to his room, and the caterpillar has escaped.
Jeff runs outside and sees the caterpillar crawling away.
Jeff: Get back here!
Caterpillar: Leave me alone!
Jeff picks up the Caterpillar.
Page 8
Caterpillar: Let me go!
Jeff: Why did you leave? We are supposed to get to know each other.
Caterpillar: I don’t want to get to know a thief like you!
Jeff: Thief? What’s a thief?
Caterpillar: Stealing something that doesn’t belong to you! You stole me!
Jeff: Well, I’m sorry. I just wanted a friend.
Page 9
A young boy walks in the yard.
Boy: My caterpillar! Give me my caterpillar!
Jeff: No finders keepers!
Caterpillar: He stole me! Help!
Boy: Give him here!
Page 10
Jeff’s mom walks outside to see what all the noise was about.
Mom: What is going on out here?
Boy: He has my caterpillar!
Jeff: it’s not yours!
Mom: Jeff, give the boy his caterpillar right now.
Jeff: This is not fair!
Page 11
Jeff gives the boy his caterpillar. Jeff was very sad.
Mom: You did the right thing, Jeff.
Boy: Don’t be sad. Maybe tomorrow I can stop by, and you can play with him.
Jeff had a bright smile on his face.
Jeff: Really?
Caterpillar: Huh?
Boy: Yeah. We’ll stop by tomorrow.
Page 12
It was the next day, and Jeff was sitting on his steps, and the boy was arriving.
Boy: Hey Jeff!
Jeff: Hey! What is your name?
Boy: Mike.
Jeff: Where is your caterpillar?
Mike: He over there on the flower. He blossoms into a butterfly.
Mike was pointing at the butterfly.
Jeff: Wow, so cool!
Page 13
The butterfly flew on Jeff’s nose.
Jeff starts to giggle.
Mike: You see Jeff. You bloom just like him.
Jeff: Thank you Mike.
Mike: Thank you for giving him back to me. You have a good heart, Jeff.
Jeff: Thanks! I am happy that you came back and still let me play with him, even though I didn’t deserve it.
Mike: Everyone deserves second chances.
Jeff smiles.
Page 14.
Jeff plays with the butterfly
Good job Jeff!
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