Young children learn to read and write easily when they know that reading and writing are useful and enjoyable activities. Here's how you can show them...

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If you read regularly with your children, you will notice that their book habits change over time. Here are some of the “signposts” that point out a successful reading journey.

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Whatever they ask, children’s questions can create great starting points for discussion, exchanging ideas and finding out more about a topic together...

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Have you heard the saying “practice makes perfect”? Well, this certainly is true for reading!

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Stories shaped me

Posted on 21 May 2013 by Kabelo Duncan Kgatea

Stories made me what I am today. My parents were very good storytellers, and my...

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Sunday Times publishes 10 new tales for Sunday Times and Nal’ibali Storytime

Posted on 16 May 2013 by Admin

  The Sunday Times, in partnership with PRAESA (The Project for the Study of...

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Dad’s passion for literacy turns to writing for kids

Posted on 9 May 2013 by William Gumede

You are a journalist and you write books for adults. What made you venture into...

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Faith Shabangu: Broadening minds through storytelling & play

Faith Shabangu has been volunteering for three years, and is involved with three different...

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