Moto wu nyɔŋa wu tii - Big blue bus - level 3 reader

Jul 19, 2026

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Sari Story Book presents the narrative “Moto wu nyɔŋa wu tii - Big blue bus”, an African Storybook Initiative adaptation. The text follows how a person explains and teaches with a big blue bus, emphasizing learning, careful listening, and understanding through dialogue. Key moments include encouragement to keep studying, guidance on sharing information, and questions that prompt curiosity about how the bus and teaching connect. The reading level is indicated as level 3 reader.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryStory & Novel

FormatPDF

Pages22

Reading Time34 min

Story

Level 3 reader

Moto wu nyɔŋa wu tii Big blue bus level 3 reader Sari Story Book Moto wu nyɔŋa wu tii Big blue bus Original story by Mecelin Kakoro Images by Mango Tree and Catherine Groenewald, © 2015 African Storybook Initiative. CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. African Storybook Initiative Sari Donga-Mantung Division, North West Region, Cameroon Copyright © 2023, SIL Cameroon [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/](http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/)[ ](http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/)[You may not use this work for commercial purposes. You may](You may not use this work for commercial purposes. You may)[ ](You may not use this work for commercial purposes. You may)[adapt and add to this work. You must keep the copyright and](adapt and add to this work. You must keep the copyright and)[ ](adapt and add to this work. You must keep the copyright and)[credits for authors](credits for authors) , illustrators, etc. Translated by Nkenda Boniface Afuh and Nformi Wilson Tatoh This book is an adaptation of the original, Big Blue Bus, Copyright © 2015, African Storybook Initiative. Licensed under CC BY-NC 4.0. Original story by Mecelin Kakoro Images by Mango Tree and Catherine Groenewald, © 2015 African Storybook Initiative. CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. South African Institute for Distance Education [Source: www.africanstorybook.org](Source: www.africanstorybook.org)[ ](Source: www.africanstorybook.org)English Moto tɛ̀ gii nuuŋ mumkpaŋ li kitoŋ ki Busɔwɛ. Wu tɛ̀ gii nuuŋ bɛ kiboŋ yetimɔɔ ŋkwɛŋɛ ŋge. Jobɛ chimu ni Abɛ tee le, "Fwaa tɛ gii tɛ gɛɛŋ fɛwaŋ tɛ go ndu ya yi suku. " Abɛ tɛ̀ nɛɛtɛ ŋge. Be gii be dɛndɛ lɛ moto wu nyɔŋa wɛɛ . Tɛ̀ mɛɛŋ lee kɛ booyaa kɛ . Abɛ tɛ̀ gii nuuŋ ɛ wu lii ndú fɛ ni tɛ̀ gii bɛɛ le kaaŋgi wu . Be biee be gɛɛŋ fɛ kintsii ki bɛ moto lemi fe-e . Be tɛ̀ tɛŋgi moto wu nyɔŋa wu Abɛ tishiiŋ wuki kii wu wɛ . Bɛniiŋ bamu tɛ̀ fɛsi tɛ fɛ kintsii ki bɛ moto lemi fe kɛ-ɛ . Be tɛ̀ yɔ kii moto wulu cheeɔ yi ŋge. "Moto wulu shɛ bee ni?" be bii. Abɛ wɛsɛ . "Tɛ nuuŋ tɛ gɛɛŋ fɛ kito-oŋ kɛ . Nnuuŋ ntɛ ŋkɛmɛ ndu yɛŋ yi sukukɛ," beechɛ .

FAQs

What is the main story about in Moto wu nyɔŋa wu tii?

It centers on Big blue bus and follows characters discussing and learning through the bus story, with dialogue that guides understanding.

How does the book encourage learning?

It uses questions, explanations, and encouragement to keep studying and to listen carefully to what others teach.

Who is credited for the original story and artwork?

The original story is by Mecelin Kakoro, and the images are credited to Mango Tree and Catherine Groenewald under African Storybook Initiative terms.

Jul 19, 2026

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