Auma and the Smallish Fish UFLI Foundations Lesson 122

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Every evening, Auma fills her water container at the edge of the great silver lake, where the wind smells of fish and rain. One night a ripple moves against the wind, straight toward her, and a hand rises from the water holding a small, mysterious bundle. What could the spirit of the lake possibly want with a girl who once tossed a smallish fish back into the water? Created to align with the UFLI Foundations scope and sequence (Lesson 122: -ish), this book practises words like ‘fish’, ‘greenish’, ‘smallish’, ‘selfish’, ‘skittish’.

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