The Fruit Will Not Fall UFLI Foundations Lesson 114

Deep in the Congo forest grows a great tree loaded with golden fruit that will not fall on its own, and no one can climb it. The only way to eat is to sing the tree’s true name, exactly right, or be soaked in cold, muddy water. Can a quiet seven-year-old girl with sharp ears learn a name the grown-ups guard so closely? Created to align with the UFLI Foundations scope and sequence (Lesson 114: Alternate /ā/ (ei, ey, eigh, aigh, ea)), this book practises words like ‘great’, ‘straight’, ‘daybreak’, ’eight’, ‘obey’.