Can a Tree Take a Nap? UFLI Foundations Lesson 85
A girl insists she is absolutely, positively not tired, so she waters her hair until green leaves sprout and declares herself a tree, racing down the street past trees, hiding in bushes, and bossing a whole row of trees into swaying with her. But when the trees vanish and the path grows steep and lonely, will she find her way back to Dad before her sleepy eyes win? Created to align with the UFLI Foundations scope and sequence (Lesson 85: ee, ea, ey /ē/), this book practices words like ’tree’, ’leaves’, ‘green’, ‘see’, ‘breeze’.
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