Kiki and the Rainy Season — A Nigerian Rainy Season Story | Shalvit Kids TV Storybook No. 47

Pit… pat… pit-pat! The rains have come — and Kiki is ready to splash! 🌧️🌈 The sun has been hot, hot, hot, and the garden is thirsty — until the big grey clouds sail in! Join Kiki, Bibo, Lulu and Pip for a joyful Nigerian rainy season: rain drumming on the zinc roof (rat-a-tat-tat!), mango season, puddle splashing in yellow boots, a stuck boot that pops out with a SPLASH, Pip the puppy shaking water everywhere, a singing frog choir, slow snails on wet leaves, the sweet smell of wet earth — and at the end of the rain, one big, bright rainbow with exactly 7 colours to count.On every refrain page, the whole family sings: "Pitter patter, here comes the rain — thank You, God, for the rain!" 🎵Woven gently through all the fun are the safety rules every child in rainy-season country should know: thunder means we stay inside, and we never, ever play in flood water or near open gutters — taught the Kiki way, with love, stories and a cosy cup of chocolate at the window.And the lesson little hearts keep: "Rain is a gift from God — I stay safe and cosy in the storm, and my heart says thank You." 💛

What's inside: A complete, joyful rainy-season story in short, simple sentences — perfect for ages 2–6 and reading aloud; Real Nigerian rainy-season moments: zinc-roof rain music, mango season, rushing to bring the washing in, the water drum filling drop by drop, hens running for shelter; Gentle, clear storm-safety teaching: thunder and lightning mean inside; flood water and open gutters are never for playing; A Count the Rainbow page — exactly 7 colours in order (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet), drawn and numbered; The Rainy Season Song to sing together, a thank-you prayer page, and God's rainbow promise explained for little hearts; Count the Raindrops (exactly 12), Count the Umbrellas (exactly 6) and Count the Frogs (exactly 7) — every count drawn in post and verified; A Rain or Shine sorting activity with a full answer key, What Do We Wear? safety matching, Match the Sounds, Finish the Pattern and Put the Rainbow in Order; A Listen! Rain Sounds page, seek-and-find, Say-It-With-Kiki, two colouring pages, trace-the-words, a My Rainy Week chart, a draw-today's-weather page and a printable Rainy Season Star Certificate; A two-page For Parents & Grown-Ups guide: rainy-season safety (flood water, drains, mosquitoes, staying warm and dry) plus every activity answer key. What your child will learn: The rainy season, celebrated — clouds, wind, thunder, rain, rainbows and new green growth; Safety that sticks: stay inside in thunder; never play in flood water or near gutters; boots and a grown-up for puddles; Colours and order — the 7 rainbow colours, in sequence, counted and named; Counting that means something — 12 raindrops, 6 umbrellas, 7 frogs, 7 rainbow colours; Gratitude — thanking God for rain, and for the rainbow promise; Home pride — a story that sounds and feels like Nigeria: zinc roofs, mangoes, water drums and all. Book details: 70 pages of glossy, colourful, cinema-quality 3D artwork featuring the much-loved Shalvit Kids TV cast — Kiki, Bibo, Lulu and Pip; Ages 2–6 — toddlers, preschool and nursery; perfect for rainy-season themes, weather weeks and rainy-day reading; PDF — instant download after payment; read on any phone, tablet or computer, or print the chart, certificate and activity pages at home; Storybook No. 47 in the Shalvit Kids TV series — collect them all, starting with Kiki Counts to Ten! Pairs perfectly with Kiki Plants a Garden (No. 43) and Pip and the Four Seasons (No. 25). Perfect for: rainy-season reading, weather and seasons learning themes, storm-safety teaching, preschool and nursery classes, Sunday school gratitude lessons, and every little one who loves a good puddle. From the makers of Kiki Counts to Ten — watch the songs and stories on YouTube: search Shalvit Kids TV. 🎵 Ready for the whole shelf? Save with the Shalvit Kids TV Storybook Bundle in our store — more books, one happy price! © Shalvit Kids TV. All Rights Reserved.