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Yayithola kanjani intshe intamo ende

UMnumzane uNtshe wayenomusa futhi emnene futhi wayemthanda kakhulu uNkosikazi uNtshe. Wayehlala emsiza ngalezo zinto okwakumele azenze.

 

Ngelinye ilanga, uNkosikazi uNtshe wazalela amaqanda ayisikhombisa esidlekeni sakhe ...

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Isipoki esigqoke amaphijama kaGogo

Ngobunye ubusuku obumnyama, u-Onke wayelele zwi embhejaneni wakhe omncane, egunjini lakhe lokulala elincane, endlini ayehlala kuyo noMama, noBaba, noGogo, kanye nenja encane engumngani wakhe ebizwa ngoMdlwane. UMdlwane wayelele engutsheni ebomvu ...

  • Read this story aloud* to children who are learning to read 
  •  Support beginner readers* (7-10 years old) by reading this story with them
  • Children older than 11 years would enjoy reading this story on their own
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Umseshi ohamba phambili

Ngqo! Ngqo! Ngqo!

            “Neo!” kusho uGogo. “Ngicela ubheke ukuthi ubani ongqongqozayo.”

            UNeo wagijima waya emnyango ongaphambili. Ngesikhathi evula emnyango wabona uBella nomama ...

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The Feast

Posted on December 11th, 2016
Author:
Jude Daly

Papa Smuts was a fisherman. But, fish were not as plentiful as they used to be and some days he came home empty handed. But somehow, him, Mama Smuts and their children always made the tastiest meals with their freshly grown vegetables. One evening, the Smuts family had the most delicious meal they've ever tasted, but for the strangest reason...

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Tselane and the giant

Posted on December 11th, 2016

A long time ago, a poor woman lived with her daughter, Tselane, in a little house. One day, a giants heard Tselane’s mother singing to her to open the door. Tselane looked like a scrumptious meal to him, and the giant came up with a plan to get her to open the door…

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Joseph’s cradle

Posted on December 11th, 2016

When an old yellowwood tree was blown over by the wind, Joseph carved a little cradle out of its wood for his daughter. Soon, every new-born child in the village would be rocked in the cradle, creating a village tradition. Until one day, a veld fire threatened to change 

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Intaba eyingilazi

Endulo, indawo ephansi kweTable Mountain esesiyibiza ngokuthi yiKapa manje, yayomile futhi ingenalutho. Ngaleso sikhathi, kwakuthiwa iTable Mountain yayakhiwe ngengilazi kanye nokuthi kwakukhona imbila enomlingo eyayikunika lokho okufisayo, ...

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Indishi yophuthu

Kwakukhona umfana owayengenamndeni futhi engenayo nendawo yokuhlala, ngakho abantu basemuzini oseduze bambiza ngokuthi uMolahlehi, okuchaza ukuthi “olahlekile”. Umfana wayengenandaba negama ababemqambe lona ngoba wayeqinisekile ukuthi ngelinye ...

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Isaladi enemibala eyisishiyagalombili

Kwakuwusuku lokuzalwa lukaMama. UNeo wayonge imali yakhe ayiphiwayo wase emthengela ibhokisi likashokoledi. UBaba wayemthengele amacici amahle aphinki, kanti uMbali yena wayedwebe isithombe esihle ekhadini.

 

“Ngiyabonga, zithandwa ...

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Umsindo omkhulu!

Posted on April 19th, 2016
Ngenye impelasonto, uThandi noZulfah bathola ikhoni elalenziwe ngekhalibhothi elidala. UThandi wabuka ngakwelinye icala noZulfah naye wabuka ngakwelinye. Babonana amehlo abo! Base benquma ukucula ngekhowuni ngesikhathi esisodwa kodwa imisindo yabo yashayisana! ‘Angiqale ngiculele endlebeni yakho, bese nawe sewuculela endlebeni yami,’ kusho uThandi. UZulfah wafaka ikhoni endlebeni yakhe, uThandi wase eqala ukucula! ‘Benye, benye,...
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