Tembo Has a Thought UFLI Foundations Lesson 116

Tembo the elephant has always had a small, ordinary stub for a nose, good only for sniffing wind and sneezing dust. But one hot afternoon, he can’t stop wondering: what does the deep, dark part of the river taste like, the part where Crocodile waits? The old elephants warn him to stay in the shallows, and Grandmother says the deep part has teeth. Will Tembo listen? Created to align with the UFLI Foundations scope and sequence (Lesson 116: ough /aw/, /ō/), this book practices words like ’thought’, ‘although’, ‘brought’, and ‘fought’.