Jack Jingle
Quick Answer
A short, playful rhyme about Jack Jingle and his lively, bouncing way of moving through the world. It’s a quick bit of word-music meant for smiles and repetition.
Why This Story Works for Bedtime
It’s brief and rhythmic—easy to recite softly. Great as a ‘one more rhyme’ when you want something light before sleep.
Story at a Glance
RECOMMENDED AGES
4-8 years
READING TIME
1 min
Story Synopsis
“Jack Jingle” is a tiny nursery rhyme that feels like a tongue-tickle: quick phrases, a named character, and a bouncy rhythm that’s fun to repeat. Rather than telling a full story, it offers a little moment—like watching someone skip by in your imagination. Children often enjoy it for the sound and cadence, especially when you keep it gentle and playful. At bedtime, it works best as a short bridge between story time and lights out: a small smile, then calm.
Story Excerpt
Jack Jingle went ' prentice To make a horse - shoe, He wasted the iron Till it would not do. His master came in, And began for to rail ; Says Jack, " the shoe's spoiled, But ' t will still make a nail. " He tried at the nail, But, chancing to miss, Says, " If it won't make a nail, It shall yet make a…
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In One Glance
“Jack Jingle” is a short nursery rhyme built for rhythm and repetition. It features a named character and playful wording, more sound and mood than plot. It’s ideal as a light bedtime rhyme.
Frequently Asked Questions
A brief, rhythmic nursery rhyme featuring ‘Jack Jingle’—more playful sound than story.
No—it's light and silly.
Ages 3–8.
Say it once for fun, then once more in a whisper to transition into calm.