Nuru Asks the Baobab UFLI Foundations Lesson 99
High on a red sand ridge, an ancient baobab grows alone above a village by the sea, said to be too wise and too busy for children’s questions. But when the village well suddenly stops giving water and days of grown-up arguing lead nowhere, a girl named Nuru wonders if the old tree might know something everyone else has missed. What will she find when she finally asks? Created to align with the UFLI Foundations scope and sequence (Lesson 99: -s/-es), this book practises words like ‘climbs’, ‘shouts’, ‘stops’, ‘digs’, ‘grins’.
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