Little Issue#5 Young minds matter

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• Publié par: Fondation IPSEN
• Date de parution: 01 janvier 2021
• EAN13: 9782493373113
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 7 Mo

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Bukela inkwenkwe ikhula ibe yintaka! Watch a boy grow into a bird! PAGE 18

March 2021 - May 2021

ISIZULU, ISIXHOSA, SESOTHO, ENGLISH & AFRIKAANS INSIDE.

Why is everybody staring?

Find out on page 36

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WIN KIDS! 2 1 0 0 5 Bake with munching Mike a book! and bouncy Ben PAGE 3 9 781990 958489 Stories • Activities • Recipes • Jokes • Riddles • Competitions

Thank you to our awesome sponsors for helping us have fun while we learn

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NGO Partners ShineLiteracy, Help2Read and Wordworks

Heo, everyone! Time for more fun! We’ve got so much for you in this issue. Turn to page 4 to bake delicious chocolate treats. When you’ve made your snack, try the Easter egg hunt on page 15. You can also get a bunch of free books with the Book Dash app, and you can win your very own copy of Listen to Your Diddalum – all on page 3.

These are just a few of the activities we have for you to enjoy. Happy reading, and remember, wherever you live and go to school, have fun and stay healthy!

See you soon.

Editor P.S Visit www.littleissue.org.za to download older copies of the little issue.

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Books 03 04 What’s cooking? 06 Who’s in your family tree? 08 Can you help? 10 Word fun 12 What do you believe? 14 What’s that sound? 15 An Easter hunt Count and search 16 18 All about growing 20 Can you see the patterns?

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36 22 Wanna play the Rangoon game? 24 What makes you dierent? 26 Want to share? Ways to power your 27 brain The Table Mountain 28 Ghost Frog 30 Duma Says, storybook A Salad with Eight 36 Colours (English, isiXhosa) 42 Find your way 44 Jokes and riddles

Can you find these pictures hidden in the magazine?

Images: Freepik.com. Cover illustration by Rico, courtesy Nali’bali.

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 little issue PROJECT NEWS

COMPILED BYLITTLE ISSUEMD, DEREK CARELSE

A new animation studio We have received funding from Bright Future Trust and Fondation Ipsen to set up a pilot studio for digital animation. We plan to start uploading content to our dedicatedlittle issueYouTube channel halfway into the second quarter of 2021. We are really excited about this new platform which will enable us to reach a wider audience of young minds globally.

KwaZulu- Natal 2021 We are expanding distribution to 31 schools in KZN through the support of NGOs, schools and last mile distributor entrepreneurs.

THE BIG ISSUE Managing Director: Derek Carelse; [e-mail]; 082 788 7098 Board Chairperson: Gadija Gamieldien; [e-mail]; 082 455 5675 Social Development: Nicky Asher-Pedro OIce Administrator:Penny Hawker Web and Digital: Gareth Campbell; www.spotkolours.com

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Hola Mexico! In partnership with Fondation Ipsen, our first Spanish language edition will be published this year for distribution to a city in Mexico.

GET little issue AT SPAR The little issue is available at selected Spar supermarkets around the country to broaden the reach and generate sustainable income for our project. We are hoping other retailers will come on board as retail partners for the same reason.

little issue IS PUBLISHED BY MIKATEKO MEDIA Managing Director: Desireé Johnson; desiree.johnson@ mikatekomedia.co.za Content Director: Ingrid Jones; ingrid. [e-mail] Publisher: Desireé Johnson Senior Editor: Alicia English Consulting Editor: Laura Jones Proofreader: Melissa Fagan Designer: Rustum Carelse Illustrator: Cassidy Thwaites Production Coordinator: Bradley Boult Print & Distribution Manager: Liam Marinus; 10 Freedom Way, Montague Gardens, Cape Town, 7441 Tel: [phone] www.mikatekomedia.co.za Printer: Novus Print Cape Town

little issuein Togo, Africa In partnership with Fondation Ipsen, our French funding and publishing partner, the first edition of a French version oflittle issuewas distributed late last year to Togo in Africa.

The more magazines Print with a valuable copy we print, the more we can provide learners of the magazine. We more, our magazine print run are super thrilled at being able to double to 120 000 magazines learn to the five biggest provinces in South Africa. All thanks to the generous funding of more Bright Future Trust and Fondation Ipsen.

FUNDERS The Bright Future Trust; www.brightfuturetrust.org.uk Fondation Ipsen; www.fondation-ipsen.org

CONTENT PARTNERS Nal’ibali Wordworks Department of Basic Education Red Ink Hero in my Hood

DISCLAIMER The opinions expressed in this magazine do not necessarily reflect those of the board and management of the little issue or Mikateko Media. All correspondence about the magazine should be directed to The Big Issue and Mikateko Media.

FREE books online Everyone should own 100 books by the time they are 5-years old. But not everyone does because it can cost a lot.

Now, Book Dash provides free African stories for kids like you!

How to get your books Ask a parent or caregiver to downloadthe Book Dash app on their phone. You will find the books there and away you go.

Book Dash gives 600 million free books to South African children who could never aord to buy them.

The books are written in the 11 languages spoken in South Africa.

Source: images by Freepik Visit www.bookdash.org

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We’ve Got Talent by Hannah Witty, Simon & Schuster Children’s UK Sam and Olivia are super excited about their school play. But when the roles go to others, they know they have to hatch a plan.

Books ‘n Bricks at Manyano School, by Sindiwe Magona, New Africa Books Manyano School is a scary place. The fence has holes big enough for a grown man to run through. The schoolyard is full of litter and kids are too scared to play there. A lot of unpleasant stu has happened in the schoolyard. Until one day... Listen to Your Diddalum , by Emily Child and Maria Lebedeva, Imagnary House What is your Diddalum? You know that funny feeling in your stomach when you’re excited? Like that. It might also feel like a slimy slug or a butterfly. This is a picture book that’s perfect if you are in Grade R.

Email and WIN 1 of 3 books! WIN a copy of LISTEN TO YOUR DIDDALUM . Email your name and a phone number to [e-mail]

Terms and conditions apply:competition closes on 31 May 2021. The winners will be randomly selected from the correct email entries received before 11:59pm on the closing date. The judges’ decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into. The prize/s cannot be transferred or sold. The competition is not open to Mikateko Media,The Big Issueemployees,little issuecontent partners or their family members.

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MunchingMike makes the sound Bouncy Ben makes the sound at the beginning of his name. at the start of his name. Close your mouth and say Say ‘ba’. ‘mmmmmm’. bake with munching mike Munching Mike is on his way home to make a munchybird’s nest. Munching Mike stops at the shops tobuy:

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Chocolate

Weet-Bix cereal

Speckled eggs or berries

Mike andbouncyBen?

1. BREAK.Crumble the Weet-Bix into tiny pieces.

3. MIX.Add the Weet-Bix to the melted chocolate and mix.

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Careful! Ask a grown up to help you melt the ingredients on the stove.

2. MELT.Put the chocolate into a pot and add margarine or butter.

4. MOULD.When the mixture is cool, roll handfuls into balls. Press your thumb into the middle of each ball to make a dent. Add speckled eggs or berries.

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Who’s in your family tree? isiXHOSA Ngubani osemthini wosapho lwakho? this is ella s family tree umthi wosapho kaella

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Gran Umakhulu

Brother Dan Ubhuti Dan

Grandpa Utatomkhulu

Dad Utata

UELLA

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Mom Umama

Twin sister Bophelo Usisi oliwele UBophelo

Grandpa Utatomkhulu

Pet hamster, Nibbles Isilo-qabane esiyimpukwana, uNibbles

your family tree umthi wam wosapho Draw your own family tree

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Zoba owakho umthi wosapho

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Thabo can’t walk. He uses a _____________ to move around.

UThabo akakwazi ukuhamba. Usebenzisa i _____________ ukuze ahambe.

Bibi can’t hear. She uses a ___________ to help her.

UBibi akezwa. Usebenzisa ___________ ukumsiza.

David can’t speak. He uses _____________________ to communicate.

UDavid akakwazi ukukhuluma. Usebenzisa _____________________ ukuxhumana.

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Source: www.guinnessworldrecords.com. Images: Freepik.com

Lerato has only one of her own legs. She uses a _____________ to run.

ULerato unomlenze wakhe owodwa kuphela. Usebenzisa _____________ kugijima.

Dalu uses _____________ to walk.

UDalu usebenzisa __________ ukuhamba.

Nomsa is blind. She uses a _____________ to help her.

UNomsa akaboni. Usebenzisa i _____________ ukumsiza.

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CHRISTIAN CROSS FOR CHRISTIANS

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BUDDHIST OM SIGN FOR BUDDHISTS AND HINDUS

THE STAR OF DAVID – JEWISH SYMBOL FOR JUDAISM

The tallest temple in the world is?T he Buddhist temple, Borobudur Where?Java, Indonesia Built when?Between the year 750 and 842 Height?34.5 metres. As tall as about thirty 5-year old’s lined up head to toe

ISLAMIC SYMBOL FOR MUSLIMS

If you don’t see your symbol, draw it HERE:

Can you match these? Connect each religion with its place of worship. Write the name of the building under each picture.

Islam

Judaism

Hinduism/Buddhism

Christianity

Source: Guinness World Records. Images: Freepik.com, Wikimdeia commons

Everybody has different beliefs. What’s your religion? What are your friends’ religions?

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Can you say the CH sound out loud? Can you say the SH sound out loud?

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Now circle the correct sound that belongs to each object.

EASTER

Visit www.hero-in-my-hood.co.za

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PUZZLE

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ANSWER: Egg 5

Hello,hello!

Are you ready to count and search? Help find the crayon box. Find the missing crayons.  How many stars are on the boy’s pyjama top?  What shapes are on the bedroom curtains? Count the puzzle pieces on the floor.  How many building blocks can you see? Can you find then count 10 planets?  How many pictures are on the wall?  How many pairs of shoes are there?

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little issue Issue 5 2021 allaboutgrowing Which activity would you do fastest? The story of Oscar Malone scar was born in July 1985 in Johannesburg. On his 18th O birthday he was sent to Four Feathers Ostrich Farm in Oudtshoorn in the Karoo in South Africa. Look at the pictures of Oscar below. They were sent to us by the ostrich farm.

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Draw a picture of what you did yesterday

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Draw what you did today

Draw what you’ll do tomorrow

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