Bouki and the Well UFLI Foundations Lesson 81
When Bouki the Hyena blocks the village well and demands payment for water, the thirsty children and tired farmers have nowhere to turn. A clever girl named Aissatou has an idea using an old crack in the well’s stone rim. Can she outwit the big, strong hyena before the whole village runs dry? Created to align with the UFLI Foundations scope and sequence (Lesson 81: ir, ur /er/), this book practices words like ’thirsty’, ‘smirks’, ‘burns’, ’twirls’.
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