A Bee Sat On My Nose
A Bee Sat On My Nose is a short English nursery rhyme for children and beginner English learners. Read the rhyme, learn useful vocabulary, and discover its funny ending.
Perfect for early reading, ESL vocabulary practice, pronunciation, classroom activities, and learning English through rhyme.
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A Bee Sat on My Nose
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What do you ?
A sat on my .
Then what do you ?
He gave me a .
And said, “I beg your ,”
“I thought you were the .”
What happens? A bee sits on a person’s nose. It says sorry because it thought the nose was a garden.
📖 New words
- suppose
- to think or guess
- bee
- a flying insect that can make honey
- nose
- the part of your face used for smelling and breathing
- think
- to use your mind to understand something
- wink
- to close one eye for a very short time
- pardon
- a polite word for sorry
- garden
- a place where flowers and plants grow
Vocabulary Bank
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what
Question wordUsed to ask about a thing or idea.
do
VerbUsed to talk about an action or to make a question.
you
PronounThe person or people someone is speaking to.
suppose
VerbTo think something may be true.
a
ArticleUsed before one person, animal or thing.
bee
NounA small flying insect that visits flowers.
sat
VerbPast form of sit.
on
PrepositionTouching or resting above something.
my
PossessiveBelonging to me.
nose
NounThe part of your face used for smelling.
then
AdverbAfter that.
think
VerbTo use your mind to form an idea.
he
PronounUsed to talk about a male person or animal.
gave
VerbPast form of give.
me
PronounThe person who is speaking.
wink
Noun / VerbTo quickly close and open one eye.
and
ConjunctionUsed to join words or ideas.
said
VerbPast form of say.
I
PronounThe person who is speaking.
beg
VerbTo ask for something very strongly or politely.
your
PossessiveBelonging to you.
pardon
NounForgiveness. “I beg your pardon” means “I am sorry.”
thought
VerbPast form of think.
were
VerbA past form of be.
the
ArticleUsed before a particular person, place or thing.
garden
NounA place where flowers, plants, fruit or vegetables grow.