If Beasts Did Not Die UFLI Foundations Lesson 118

Two feathery raptors jump the fence into your yard on a quiet Tuesday morning, and things only get stranger from there. They hit the playground, roll into downtown, and press their claws against a bakery window full of glistening pies. But a winged beast is already loose above the bustling streets, and a rustle in the bushes means more dinosaurs are on the way. Whose neighborhood is this really? Created to align with the UFLI Foundations scope and sequence (Lesson 118: ch /sh/, /k/; gn /n/; gh /g/; silent t), this book practices words like ‘glistening’, ‘bustling’, ‘rustle’, ‘gnat’, ‘whistle’.