Bouki and Three Logs UFLI Foundations Lesson 110
When the dry season leaves only one well with water, a hyena named Bouki blocks it and demands payment from every thirsty family in the village. A clever girl named Aissatou notices a crack in the old stone and an idea starts to form. Can she outsmart the hungry, greedy Bouki before the whole village runs dry? Created to align with the UFLI Foundations scope and sequence (Lesson 110: -y to i Rule), this book practises words like ’thirsty’, ‘worried’, ‘carries’, ‘hurries’, ‘sly’.
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