Nomsa and the Tokoloshe UFLI Foundations Lesson 53
Nomsa knows something has been sneaking into her home at night, tipping over pots, spooking the cattle, and pinching her little brother’s toes. Old Gogo says a hairy little water-sprite called the Tokoloshe is behind it all, and it hates being off the ground. Can Nomsa raise her bed high enough to keep her family safe? Created to align with the UFLI Foundations scope and sequence (Lesson 53: Digraphs Review 2 (incl. CCCVC)), this book practises words like ‘brick’, ‘quick’, ‘dash’, ‘shock’, ‘yank’.
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