This new, slimmer edition is even more compact, user friendly and affordable!
A learner-friendly guidebook for Afrikaans Additional Language learners with all explanations in English. The book is filled to the brim with examples and offers lots of free online support, catering for both the DBE and IEB classroom. It was written by educational experts who understand the needs of the additional language learner. It is up to date with the latest Afrikaanse Woordelys en Spelreëls (AWS) and it is modular so that it can be easily updated. The book contains six sections: comprehension, grammar, literature, oral, vocabulary and written work. A QR code takes the learner to frequently-updated online examples, additional guidance and additional drill work, a large chunk of which is completely free.

• Each chapter starts with a very basic summary to help the struggling learner.
• Each chapter shows the learner, teacher or parent how the work gets tested in the DBE or IEB system, so that the learner knows how to prepare accordingly.
• It contains examples of all the written and oral assessments learners may encounter, including examples of modern developments such as blogs and vlogs, and tips on completing these assignments.

Blitz Maths is a fun way to develop the mental calculation ability of young learners. Each book in the series focuses on developing maths solving strategies, and then reinforcing those skills through practice. Blitz Maths is filled with a variety of activities that keep learning fresh and interesting, and are designed to make learning easy.Blitz Maths improves learners logic, visualization and estimation

Set in Plettenberg Bay, this sensitively written story explores loneliness and friendship and the need to find one's own identity. 'Wading through the clear water in search of rare pansy shells, Jodie thought of her father. Every time she bent over to take a closer look at the shells on the seafloor, the waves broke around her ankles, clouding her vision. 'I hope my Pa isn't as hard to find as these pansy shells,' she thought wistfully.' Jodie's aunt and uncle can't understand why she so badly wants to find her father. Alone in her sadness, Jodie reaches out to Grant and finds in him a true friend who understands what it's like to grow up in an unconventional family.

Home Language Teachers Guide