Soundless Moonlight UFLI Foundations Lesson 107
Yei sits by the fire as rain drips through a canopy grown too thick for moonlight to reach the forest floor. Without it, the night dances have stopped, and the elders are fretting that the forest is angry. Could a girl who loves climbing find a way to send the Moon a message? Created to align with the UFLI Foundations scope and sequence (Lesson 107: Doubling Rule -ed, -ing), this book practises words like ‘dripping’, ‘fretting’, ‘gripping’, ‘stepping’.
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