This resource is made up of a shapes (isimo) poster, 10 sunflower shape cards and 10 shape cards. Under each shape is the isizulu word for the shape. I have included three versions of this resource. A full colour version A colour version but with a white background A black and white version There are various ways in which this resource can be used. Some ideas are The teacher can point to a shape on the poster. The child/children can the look for the shape amongst the shape cards and match it to the shape the teacher is pointing out. The children can play a matching game whereby the children match the sunflower card to the corresponding shape card. The shape cards can be used as flashcards. A game of memory can be played. The children would need to match the sunflower shape card to the corresponding shape card. A game of “What’s missing?” can be played. The teacher chooses three or four cards. The children look at them. The children look away and the teacher removes one card. The children look again and say which card is missing from the row. The teacher can call out a short list of shapes. The child needs to put the the shape cards down in the order that the teacher said them. The teacher can give the children certain properties of a shape. E.g. I have four equal sides. The children then need to look through the cards and identify which shape the teacher is talking about. Please note that I do not speak isiZulu and all my isiZulu resources have come together from the work that I do for an N.P.O. I have spent many hours researching and finding words, phrases etc that can assist in creating much needed isiZulu resources.

Discuss the family members in Zulu with these cards. Perfect for FAL.

This resource is made up of two posters. One is a fruit poster and the other is a vegetable poster. The posters have pictures of different fruits and vegetables on them with the isiZulu words for the fruits and vegetables under each picture. These resource can be used as part of the CAPS Grade R theme on Fruit and Vegetables. These posters can be printed A4 or A3. I would recommend laminating them for durability. These are great as a display poster up in the classroom or as a word mat for children to use. Please note that I do not speak isiZulu and all my isiZulu resources have come together from the work that I do for an N.P.O. I have spent many hours researching and finding words, phrases etc that can assist in creating much needed isiZulu resources.

Grade 4 isiZulu Vocabulary develoment.

Flashcards

Flashcards

* A5 Size - 12 x A4 Resources are for personal use only - at your home or classroom. Duplication of Klein Pikkewyn's products is against the Copyright Act.

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2 x A3 Laminate each page first before putting the clock together. 1 extra arrow Resources are for personal use only – at your home or classroom. Duplication of Klein Pikkewyn’s products is against the Copyright Act.

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2 x A3 Laminate each page first before putting the clock together.L 1 extra arrow Resources are for personal use only – at your home or classroom. Duplication of Klein Pikkewyn’s products is against the Copyright Act.

Amanani 1 - 10 A4 posters to review the names of numbers in isiXhosa. Use these sheets for students who are learning these words for the first time. Lists of number names from 1 - 20 are also included.

Hand – Dot – Name Wall Cards in XHOSA 3 pages Can be printed on A4 or A3 – depending on how big the teacher wants it to be. Resources are for personal use only – at your home or classroom. Duplication of Klein Pikkewyn’s products is against the Copyright Act.

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All resources have Afrikaans and English translations. Themes: 1. At School (8 x A4) 2. My Family (5 x A4) 3. Transport (7 x A4) 4. Home Safety (6 x A4) 5. Going to the Doctor (5 x A4) 6. Wild Animals (8 x A4) 7. On the Farm (5 x A4) 8. Shopping (7 x A4) 9. Birthday Party (5 x A4) 10. Sport (5 x A4) 11. People who help (5 x A4) Resources are for personal use only – at your home or classroom. Duplication of Klein Pikkewyn’s products is against the Copyright Act. Klein Pikkewyn Store

All resources have Afrikaans and English translations. Themes: 1. Cleanliness (7 x A4) 2. Friends Play (6 x A4) 3. Our Home (8 x A4) 4. Clothes Shopping (7 x A4) 5. School Cleanup (6 x A4) 6. Weather and Seasons (6 x A4) 7. Fresh from the farm (7 x A4) 8. Sport (5 x A4) 9. Farm Animals (6 x A4) 10. Food Pyramid (8 x A4) 11. School Transport (7 x A4) 12. People who help (6 x A4) Resources are for personal use only – at your home or classroom. Duplication of Klein Pikkewyn’s products is against the Copyright Act. Klein Pikkewyn Store

The 4 seasons: name + picture. Different weather conditions : cold, warm, ect.

Days of the week: isiXhosa, Afrikaans, English 7 A4 Posters in PDF

Experience a wonderful day with Flaffie the Jack Russel dog. He experiences feelings of loss and longing, excitement, and disappointment. Sometimes feelings can be hard to identify especially for young children. Books and stories of others like Flaffie can help children every step of the way in building emotional literacy. "What else Flaffie?" has been translated into Afrikaans, Zulu, isiXhosa, and Sesotho.