Girma and the Great Riddle UFLI Foundations Lesson 114
High on a windswept plateau, a shepherd boy named Girma knows sheep, weather, and birds better than anyone, but he has never set foot inside a stone building. When a royal messenger arrives with an impossible riddle even wise scholars cannot solve, could a boy who has only ever tended goats hold the answer? Created to align with the UFLI Foundations scope and sequence (Lesson 114: Alternate /ā/ (ei, ey, eigh, aigh, ea)), this book practises words like ‘great’, ‘straight’, ’eighteen’, ‘daybreak’, and ’neighs’.
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