Amahle and the Abantu Bomlambo UFLI Foundations Lesson 64
Amahle’s family is having a run of bad luck: sick cattle, thin crops, and now the footbridge to market has washed away. When she tries fixing it herself, her poles busted and she landed in the river with a splash. Cleaning the muddy bank brings the kingfisher back and something else, too: two quiet shapes that rose from the water at dusk. What are the river spirits trying to show her? Created to align with the UFLI Foundations scope and sequence (Lesson 64: -ed), this book practices words like ‘drifted’, ‘gazed’, ‘busted’, ‘waded’, ‘mended’.
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