Kele and the Last Fire
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Kele and the Last Fire UFLI Foundations Lesson 62

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Kele is small and quiet, but when the forest grows cold and Old Chimpanzee hoards his fire in a stone hole atop the hill, Kele decides to act. Armed with a hidden blade, a hollow flute, and a plan built on music instead of force, he sets off up the hill to face the chimp everyone fears. Can a boy with nothing but a tune win back fire for his whole camp? Created to align with the UFLI Foundations scope and sequence (Lesson 62: VCe Review 3, VCe Exceptions), this book practises words like ‘flame’, ‘flute’, ‘brave’, ‘smile’, ‘blaze’.
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Africa Adventure Animals VCe Review 3, VCe Exceptions
Practice Words
flame flute tune come make close gaze inside smile blade blaze brave came cute give gone hide hole life lifetime like one rage smoke stone take wake comes fire flames gazes makes smiles takes tunes wakes
12 pages

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