Tembo Is Rude UFLI Foundations Lesson 58

Sungura the Hare watches Tembo the Elephant hog the only waterhole on the plain, drinking his fill while the zebras, warthogs, and even a wobbly fawn go thirsty in the blazing sun. From the shade of a fever tree, the clever hare spots a thick vine and a sleepy hippo nearby, and an idea starts to form. Can a small, quick-thinking hare outsmart a brute who thinks size is the same as being right? Created to align with the UFLI Foundations scope and sequence (Lesson 58: u_e /ū/, /yū/), this book practises words like ‘rude’, ‘brute’, ‘cute’, ‘fumes’, ‘rule’.