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You can also read a story by the children of Grahamastown – “What would I miss?”

In this edition you will build tangram shapes and learn more about nutrition. There’s also a World Cup wordsearch and Accounting supplements for you to work through.

You will learn more about punctuation and get more cards for the biodiversity card game that was started in issue 4. Lastly you will learn how to make doggy treats for your best, four-legged friend!

In this edition you will find amazing facts about the countries that took part in the World Cup. There’s also fraction problems to solve and shapes to identify and colour in. The biodiversity card game should keep you busy for a while and there’s also some English supplements for you to work through.

Lastly you will learn how to make mini chicken pies for you and your friends.

In this edition you will learn about global warming, get interesting statistics on who scored the most goals during the Wordl Cup, do some great Math exercises and get a great periodic table of elements poster that shows you what each element gives us.

You’ll also learn the final steps in the Diski dance and there’s some great Science and Money matters information.

In this edition you get to learn more steps in the Diski dance. You also get to learn more about foreign countries that took part in the World Cup. There’s a great world map where you can see the participating nations and a section on footballing heroes.

Finally, there’s a fun quiz and a yummy recipe for baking some Oat, cherry & nut cookies!

This supplement teaches you more about the beautiful game, shows you the steps to the Diski dance, has a handy “What’s on” guide and has fun activities for you to complete.

Read all the great letters from the readers. There’s great givaways from the animated movie “Igor” as well as from Kelloggs Coco Pops, plus a Rockz Club competition.

This week’s activity is aimed at the Foundation Phase and focuses on the concept of division. Children are encouraged to solve practical problems in this soccer themed classroom activity.

The story in this week’s supplement is also soccer themed. It is called “Sidima’s Goal” by Polly Maxwell and Jean Fullalove.

Check out all the fantastic letters sent in by the readers, there are book giveaways and a PYF Teacher’s Club competition.

In this week’s activity focuses on the intermediate phase and looks at all the operations namely; addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.

There’s also a cool copetition called “Doodle 4 Google” and the prize is a laptop!

The story in this edition is called “A Turtle’s Journey” by Richard Mackintosh and Helen lockhart, it is beautifully illustrated and has a positive message.

The winning letter this week is by 13 year old, Mduduzi Rahehlolo. He comes from Orlando West and attends Makhubo Primary School. Well done Mduduzi! His favourite subjects are Maths, Natural Sciences, Art and English. When he grows up he’d like to become an artist, he included one of his drawings with his letter.

This weeks game is aimed at the foundation phase. It introduces three basic operations; addition, subtraction and multiplication. The focus of the game is to get learners to begin to understand the concepts of the operations and how they are linked.

This week’s story is about a storm destroys all the houses, Gugu and Sakhile learn how to build a strong house from a very wise builder, who teaches them all the important steps in building a house. At the end of the story there are great classroom activities.