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Kiki Goes on a Bus Ride β€” A Travel & Kindness Story | Shalvit Kids TV Storybook No. 67

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Honk, honk β€” here comes the BIG yellow bus! πŸšŒπŸ’›


Today is the day Kiki has been dreaming of: her very first ride on a great big bus! Join Kiki and Mummy on a joyful trip across town to Aunty Funmi's house β€” waiting safely at the bus stop, watching the cars go by, and then… around the corner… THE YELLOW BUS! Kiki greets the driver ("Good morning, Mr Driver!"), holds her very first ticket, sits down and holds on tight, counts five stops through the window β€” and then comes the moment that makes this story unforgettable: a sweet grandma climbs aboard, and there is no seat left. Kiki's heart goes thump-thump… and she gives Grandma her seat. "God bless you, my kind child!" πŸ’› With its sunshine refrain β€” "Rolling, rolling β€” off we go, safely to and fro!" 🎡 β€” this is the bus-ride story that teaches safety and kindness in one beautiful journey.


Every safety rule a little traveller needs is woven right into the adventure: waiting back from the road, holding Mummy's hand to climb on and off, sitting down and holding on, quiet inside voices, waiting until the bus stops all the way β€” and crossing the road the safe way: look LEFT, then RIGHT, then LEFT again.


🚌 What's inside:

- A complete, joyful first-bus-ride story in short, simple sentences β€” perfect for ages 2–6 and reading aloud

- Real Nigerian bus-stop life, drawn warmly: the fruit stall, the keke tricycle, the conductor and the tickets, baskets of golden yams, and a tower of puff-puff at Aunty's house

- A counting spine drawn and verified exactly: 4 big road wheels, 8 windows, 5 bus stops and 10 golden puff-puff β€” every count checked number by number

- Sequence the Journey activity with a full answer key β€” what happened first, next and last

- A Safe or Not Safe? sorting game with answer key β€” sitting and holding on vs. standing on the seat, waiting behind the line vs. running to the bus

- Match the Bus Parts, a Feelings Match, Bus Patterns, a bus maze to Aunty's house, and a busy bus-park seek-and-find

- Say It With Kiki, dotted Trace the Travel Words (BUS β€’ STOP β€’ SEAT), two colouring pages, a Draw Your Own Bus page and Kiki's Bus Words bank

- The Rolling Bus Song to sing together, a story quiz, and a printable Safe & Kind Traveller Certificate

- A two-page For Parents & Grown-Ups guide: the bus & road safety golden rules (including the LEFT–RIGHT–LEFT kerb drill) and every activity answer


πŸŽ“ What your child will learn:

- πŸ›‘ Real road and bus safety β€” waiting, boarding, holding on, alighting and crossing, taught through story

- ❀️ Kindness in action β€” giving up a seat to an elder, the heart lesson of the book

- πŸ”’ Counting with purpose β€” 4 wheels, 8 windows, 5 stops, 10 puff-puff, all exact

- πŸ‘‹ Community manners β€” greeting the driver, thanking the conductor, inside voices

- 🚌 Transport vocabulary β€” wheel, window, seat, stop, ticket, driver


πŸ“– Book details:

- 69 pages of glossy, colourful, cinema-quality 3D artwork featuring the much-loved Shalvit Kids TV cast β€” Kiki, Bibo, Lulu and Pip

- Ages 2–6 β€” toddlers, preschool and nursery; ideal before a first bus trip, a school transport theme, or any little one who loves things with wheels

- PDF β€” instant download after payment; read on any phone, tablet or computer, or print the chart, certificate and activity pages at home

- Storybook No. 67 in the Shalvit Kids TV series β€” collect them all, starting with Kiki Counts to Ten!


Perfect for: first bus rides, transport and community themes, road-safety weeks, preschool and nursery classes, Sunday school, and every little traveller learning to be safe AND kind.


From the makers of Kiki Counts to Ten β€” 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 β€” more books, one happy price!


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