Sungura and Leopard UFLI Foundations Lesson 114
Sungura the Hare thinks he’s the greatest, cleverest creature in the grass land, and every daybreak he says so at the waterhole. But one morning a hungry Leopard decides a hare would make a fine breakfast, and prey doesn’t get to argue. Can quick thinking outrun sharp claws before Leopard closes in? Created to align with the UFLI Foundations scope and sequence (Lesson 114: Alternate /ā/ (ei, ey, eigh, aigh, ea)), this book practices words like ‘great’, ‘greatest’, ‘daybreak’, ‘prey’, ‘breakfast’.
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