The Great Gray Drum UFLI Foundations Lesson 114

In the Ituri forest, music has no spine without a drum, and the great gray drum belongs only to Elephant, who never lends it out. A boy named Boma taps rhythms on everything, knees and logs and pots, dreaming of one thing: what could he possibly trade an elephant for a lesson on her drum? 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’, ‘straight’, ‘daybreak’, ’eight’, ‘weighs’.