The Dry Air UFLI Foundations Lesson 112
High on a dry ridge, an old woman named Nozipho watches over her village as a summer with no rain leaves the crops withered and the river shrunk. When she asks a sharp-eared girl a strange riddle about something everyone walks past and never notices, the girl can’t answer, and Nozipho sends her home with a puzzle to solve before dawn. What has the whole village been overlooking? Created to align with the UFLI Foundations scope and sequence (Lesson 112: air, are, ear /air/), this book practises words like ‘air’, ‘stare’, ‘bare’, ‘fair’, ‘spare’.
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