PHONIC JINGLES
| Phonic Drill | ||
| 1. Piggie-Wee | |
| Saw a bee. | ||
| “See! See! See! | ||
| Here’s a bee | bee | |
| Under the tree. | tree | |
| I’ll get that bee,” | bee | |
| Said Piggie-Wee. | Wee | |
| 2. Then the bee | bee |
| Said in glee, | glee | |
| “Zee! Zee! Zee! | Zee | |
| Piggie-Wee!” | Wee | |
| This made him flee, | flee | |
| And, “Wee! Wee! Wee!” | Wee | |
| Cried Piggie-Wee. | Wee |
M. S. Willis.
1. Pig-gie-wee Saw a bee. “See! See! See! Here’s a
bee Un-der the tree.” “I’ll get that bee,” said Pig-gie-wee.
We will go to the meadow to-day.
We will drive the cows to the meadow.
They all like to go there.
The sheep like the meadow, too.
They will be in the meadow to-day.
The meadow clover has its flowers.
I like to see the clover blooms.
They are sweet, red clover balls.
The bees are in the meadow all day.
They hum over the clover.
They like the sweet clover blooms.
Some of the clover blooms are white.
Some of them are as red as red can be.
I like to see the bees on the clover.
Let us run to the meadow.
Hear the bees hum, Max.
They go “Zum, zum,” as they hum.
Get down on the ground to see them.
Yes, I see them, Alice.
But I like to watch the lambs.
Watch that little lamb run and play.
Yes, that is my lamb, Max.
The other lamb is Frank’s.
Look at Bossy. Bossy is Grace’s cow.
Bossy has a little bell. Do you see it?
I like to hear Bossy’s bell.
It is time to drive the cows home.
Boys, please find the cows.
I don’t see Bossy. But I hear her bell.
Don’t you hear Bossy’s bell?
Yes, I hear it, Grace.
Bossy’s bell goes “Tinkle, tinkle, tinkle!”
I like to hear Bossy’s little bell.
We will go over the hill to the brook.
Bossy knows where to find water.
She knows where to find the big trees.
There! I see Bossy in the brook.
Let me drive her out, Frank.
I will go into the brook.
Very well, Max. Drive her out.
| Knows Kn | knows kn |
M. S. Willis.
1. Tin-kle, tin-kle, tin-kle, Bos-sy’s lit-tle bell.
Tin-kle, tin-kle, tin-kle, Bos-sy likes it well.