I Think Curls Are Best! UFLI Foundations Lesson 42

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I Think Curls Are Best!

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jazz mess puffs still will bliss fill hill huffs mull puff sniffs stuff swell tell well yells mulls
Page 1
Girl is shown upside down on the right side of the image, hanging from the top edge with her legs hooked over it. Her voluminous curly hair cascades downward due to gravity, forming a large, dense mass of bouncy spring-like curls that fills much of the right portion of the frame. One hand holds a single curl stretched out, about to release it. She has a calm, content expression with half-lidded eyes, as if enjoying the springy bounce of her curls. The background is a warm, flat golden-tan colour with no other objects or setting details.

Jazz has big curly hair. It puffs up and it will not go flat.

Page 2
On the left side of the image, a girl is lying on the ground (seen from above), smiling gently, with her straight golden hair splayed out dramatically in all directions around her head like a starburst against a warm golden background. She wears glasses and has a calm, contented expression. The right side of the image is plain golden background.

A kid has flat hair. It is lit up, and it sits so still.

Page 3
On the right side of the image, the Girl stands smiling with one hand reaching down to scratch the Cat behind the ears, while the Cat sits upright in the centre-right with its curled tail visible, eyes half-closed contentedly. To the left, a monkey hangs upside down from above with its tail curled tight, waving one hand playfully. A chameleon sits nearby with a perfect spiral-curled tail, looking on with a cheerful expression. The scene is set against a plain warm golden-tan background.

The pets have bent tails. Jazz pets the cat and it is in bliss.

Page 4
In the lower half of the image, Girl is visible on the far left, grinning as she looks toward a row of animals beside her. To her right stand a horse, a cow, and a lion, all facing forward with their straight tails visible — the horse's tail is long and flowing with a mane of hair at the bottom, the cow's tail is thin with a tassel at the tip, and the lion's tail is straight with a golden tuft at the end. The background is a plain warm golden-yellow, with the top half empty.

The big pets have flat, still tails. Jazz just grins at the lot.

Page 5
On the right side of the image, Girl is walking up a curved, winding staircase with a wooden banister, gripping the railing with her left hand. She has an awed, whispering expression with wide eyes, as if imagining herself in a fairy tale. She is mid-step, one foot raised to the next stair. The staircase spirals elegantly upward to the right with vertical balusters visible along the railing. The left side of the image is plain warm-toned background, leaving space for text.

Jazz steps up the bent steps. Up and up Jazz will go.

Page 6
On the left side of the image, Girl sits cross-legged on the ground with her chin resting on both hands, looking slightly upward with a curious, wondering expression. Cat lies curled up beside her like a fuzzy blanket with its tail raised in a curly spiral, gazing up at Girl with half-lidded eyes. The background is a plain warm golden-tan colour with no additional setting details, leaving the right side entirely open.

Jazz sits and mulls it a bit. Is bent best? Yes! The cat is a soft puff next to Jazz.

Page 7
On the right side of the image, a framed photograph hangs on a wall, showing Girl standing proudly at the peak of a mountain with her biggest, proudest grin. She stands upright on the rocky summit with her arms raised in triumph. Below the peak, a curling path twists and winds its way up the mountainside. The photograph is set against a plain warm-toned background, with the left side of the image left as empty background.

Look at the pic. Jazz is on top of the hill. The zigzag gets Jazz up.

Page 8
On the left side of the image, Girl is seated at a surface, leaning forward with a pencil gripped in her right hand. In front of her, a sheet of paper shows wobbly, tangled attempts at straight lines. She has a determined expression with a slight frown of concentration, as if telling herself to keep practising. The background is a plain warm tan/gold colour with no additional scene elements, leaving the right side open.

Jazz tests a flat line. It is a mess, a big mess. Jazz huffs.

Page 9
On the right side of the image, Girl is shown seated, smiling gently with a calm, content expression, pencil in hand as she draws. To her left, flowing curvy lines loop and swirl across the page — resembling vines, waves, and underground burrows. The background is a warm, solid tan/golden colour, with the left portion kept clear for text overlay.

The bent lines look swell. Jazz can do it well and fast.

Page 10
On the left side of the image, Girl stands between two giant spiral pastries, each curled in a perfect golden coil, laughing with her mouth open. The Cat peeks out from behind one of the pastries, with just its head and pointed ears visible, pale yellow-green eyes gleaming mischievously. The scene is set against a warm golden-tan background, with the right side left as plain background for text overlay.

Look at the big buns! The cat sniffs at a bun. "Bad cat!" Jazz yells and grins.

Page 11
On the right side of the image, Girl is leaning forward with her chin resting on one hand, gazing toward three spiral-shaped buns on the centre-left. She has a thoughtful, contemplative expression with furrowed brows, as if carefully considering which bun to choose. The three curly buns sit on a counter, each with a tight spiral pattern. The scene is set against a warm golden-tan background.

What bun is best? Jazz looks and looks. Jazz can not tell!

Page 12
On the left side of the image, Girl stands behind an open cupboard, grinning broadly as she looks at an assortment of snack-filled jars and baskets in front of her. The shelves display a mix of curly snacks (pretzels, cheese puffs) and straight snacks (breadsticks, crackers) in various jars and baskets. The right side of the image is plain golden-tan background, left open for text.

Puffs, slim bits and flat bits fill the box. Jazz grins and grabs the lot. Flat stuff is not so bad!

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