Ned Runs the Bee Path Jolly Phonics · Group 6: th as in this & th as in thin
Practice Words
This is Ned and The Book. A bee zips in, and Ned looks up at that bee.
The bee zips off, and Ned runs on the path. It hums and zips in the bloom bed.
A nest is up in the big tree. Ned thinks of sweet honey. A bear looks up at it.
Ned grabs an axe and grins. He thinks a chop can get the honey. Do not chop the bees!
Stop, stop! The Book zips in with a gasp. Ned must not chop that nest. The bees can sting him!
The Book has a plan for Ned. Ash mist can get the bees to nod off. Then Ned can grab the honey.
Ash mist is in the tree, and the bees nod off to sleep. Ned steps up with the snips.
Snip, snip! Ned gets a big chunk of honey. It is thick and sweet. Run, Ned, run!
Ned is at the bench with wood bits and wax. Snip, tap, fix! It is a nest for bees.
Ned sets the nest up and digs a bloom bed. The Book nods. That is a good thing!
Ned has a red bloom, and the bees zip to it. He can coax them to the nest!
The bees zip at Ned and bump him a lot. Shoo, shoo! He can not get them off.
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