Kids will love these FREE printable South Africa Coloring Pages to read, color, and learn about this fascinating African country with lots of wildlife!
Our latest Travel Exchange series brings us to South Africa. @familybeachtravel, dedicated to family travel inspiration, tells us all about their vacation.
These children's books, crafts, activities, and fun facts are perfect for helping kids learn about South Africa, at home or in the classroom.
Behind the border of Moroka
Including folktales, fantasy, and realistic stories of how children live today, these children's books by African authors are must-reads.
Mossel Bay in South Africa is an ideal vacation destination. There are many historical sights, wonderful restaurants and plenty to do with children. Read about our day in Mossel Bay!
In this famous artist lesson children will meet Esther Mahlangu and learn about African art. We’ll learn about Ndebele culture and create our own Esther Mahlangu-inspired art. Esther Mahlangu African art lesson for children > > QUICK RESOURCE > > Download our ready-made Black History Month Unit In this lesson […]
Being from the US South, I love cornbread! We already enjoy a Costa Rican version, so when we studied South Africa recently, I thought it would be fun to try their version, too! Popular in many parts of southern Africa, it is known as mealie bread. I love that it incorporates fresh corn into the…
One of our preschool educational game downloads in a PDF file. Here is what you get! 1 South Africa themed What Comes Next preschool educational game. Prints 1 game board and 4 game pieces. Prints 1 page. We use these types of educational games in our learning center with children ages 2-6. The g...
Last summer, I put together this African Safari Matching Game with 3-part cards for 20 animals as part of a homeschool summer camp blog...
The Best Things to Do in South Africa with Kids South Africa, with its rich culture and heritage, unparalleled natural beauty, and amazing adventure opportunities is not just an adult’s playground. It's also a wonderland for children of all ages. From exciting wildlife safaris to enchanting beaches and exhilarating adventures, South Africa boasts a multitude of activities that will entice kids away from their electronics and make a family holiday unforgettable. Here are some of the best things to do in South Africa with kids: 1.Family Safaris Taking your kids on a safari can be one of the most enriching
Build a great Africa Unit Study with this list of Africa Books for Kids. Take a literary road trip! Warning: these books will make you want to go on a safari.
There is a question on any parents, is it safe to travel to South Africa with young kids, Yes it is! guide to travel to South Africa.
I noticed that African and South American countries are underrepresented in this coloring book. A modern Children of Other Lands coloring book would probably be a lot more diverse, but I wonder if the illustration style would be as cute.You can find the previously posted countries by clickin
Jump like a kangaroo, snap like a crocodile! Give this (free) animal movement dice to your children and they're sure to have a wild time.
Learn about South Africa for kids with these Free South Africa Mini Books. Color, read, and learn facts and information about this African country.
I noticed that African and South American countries are underrepresented in this coloring book. A modern Children of Other Lands coloring book would probably be a lot more diverse, but I wonder if the illustration style would be as cute.You can find the previously posted countries by clickin
The perfect 4 day Cape Town itinerary. If you're planning a trip to Cape Town, here's everything to see and do with 4 days in Cape Town.
I noticed that African and South American countries are underrepresented in this coloring book. A modern Children of Other Lands coloring book would probably be a lot more diverse, but I wonder if the illustration style would be as cute.You can find the previously posted countries by clickin
What you need to know before you go on African Safari with kids. Questions and answers about taking a safari with kids from choosing a safari, lodging, cost, safety, minimum age, difference in safaris, and best time to go to Kruger National Park in South Africa, and more. All the things I wish I knew before planning an African safari to make it the best family experience with your children.
Take a virtual tour with your crayons and pencils by printing out our South Africa colouring pages! We've got the instantly recognisable Table Mountain and Soccer City, familiar to many of us after the World Cup in 2010. We've also got a fun colouring page of Nelson Mandela, South Africa's former president.
information on homeschooling in SA, parents have a legal right to choose quality education for their children
We may be different, but our hearts beat the same. In southern Africa, there is a belief called ubuntu--the idea that we are all connected. No matter where we're from or who we are, a person is a person through their connections to other people. With simple, lyrical text and charming artwork, this lively picture book first published in South Africa is the perfect introduction to the concept of ubuntu for young kids. A celebration of friendship and kindness, the book shows children the many ways that we are all one.
The Best Things to Do in South Africa with Kids South Africa, with its rich culture and heritage, unparalleled natural beauty, and amazing adventure opportunities is not just an adult’s playground. It's also a wonderland for children of all ages. From exciting wildlife safaris to enchanting beaches and exhilarating adventures, South Africa boasts a multitude of activities that will entice kids away from their electronics and make a family holiday unforgettable. Here are some of the best things to do in South Africa with kids: 1.Family Safaris Taking your kids on a safari can be one of the most enriching
Lucelle Raad "Harmony" This Art is: New Hand Signed Lithograph Limited Edition (Actual # received may be different than the one in the photo ) Custom Framed in a "Beachy" whitewashed finish Frame Double matted in white and yellow Framed in the USA Framed Size: 28.5" x 24" Ready to hang hardware included Interested in different framing? Contact us! ARTIST BIOGRAPHY Lucelle Raad was born and educated in Great Britain. In her early twenties, she moved to South Africa where she studied painting under commercial artist, Dorothy Shaw. Once she was married with children, she and her family moved to the United States, settling in Long Island then Sarasota, Florida. Her work is focused on her family and their experiences. It draws the viewer to appreciate the beauty in the small details of daily existence – a simple kind of lifestyle. Her primary subjects are children, especially how they play and communicate with each other. Her imagery allows the viewer a peek into the lives of children at their most subtle and enriching moments. Raad’s children are in a constant state of discovery, finding excitement at the beach, the park, and the baseball field. They play with dogs and seagulls, celebrating pensive moments of wonderment and joy. She enjoys painting children the most because their gestures are more innocently expressed – open and honest. She utilizes a highly developed sense of composition, often incorporating unusual shapes, formats and sizes in her work. Her colors are vibrant, harmonious, and atmospheric with an impressionistic character. Working with Park West, Lucelle has discovered the medium of serigraphy, publishing a large series of limited-edition prints. She has won prizes throughout the U.S. for her work and is now exhibited regularly in Europe as well.
