Tortoise and the Birds UFLI Foundations Lesson 107
Tortoise has the smoothest, most perfect shell on the veld, and no one talks more than he does. When drought hits and the birds fly off to a feast, Tortoise begs Crane for a ride, but there’s one rule: he must not say a single word the whole way. Can Tortoise really keep his jaws shut all the way to the feast? Created to align with the UFLI Foundations scope and sequence (Lesson 107: Doubling Rule -ed, -ing), this book practises words like ‘begged’, ‘gripped’, ‘flapping’, ‘grabbed’, ‘stunned’.
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