A Good Job for All UFLI Foundations Lesson 93

Every morning, before the sky has even started to yawn, Rooster crows from his basket to wake the whole farm. But a sleepless guard dog, a message-carrying bird, and a gentle little parakeet all seem to have very different jobs already. Down in the dirt, tireless earthworms dig without ever asking for thanks. So who really does the most important work around here? Created to align with the UFLI Foundations scope and sequence (Lesson 93: au, aw, augh /aw/), this book practises words like ‘dawn’, ‘crawled’, ‘hauled’, ‘sauntered’, and ‘yawn’.