Kobe and the Big Puddle UFLI Foundations Lesson 75

A little tortoise called Kobe watches the land dry up while Tembo the elephant guards the last muddy puddle. Kobe makes a bold claim: he can find water for every thirsty animal before Tembo returns from his search. As Tembo storms off toward faraway rivers, Kobe ambles along the dry riverbed, nose low, eyes scanning for a clue no one else has noticed. Will the small, humble tortoise really out-smart the mighty elephant? Created to align with the UFLI Foundations scope and sequence (Lesson 75: -le), this book practices words like ’little’, ‘able’, ‘ambles’, ‘simple’, ‘humble’.