"Discover the Hidden Gems: Seekers Study South Africa and Uncover the Secrets of the Rainbow Nation!"

South Africa, a country known for its breathtaking landscapes, vibrant cultures, and diverse wildlife, offers an abundance of experiences for curious adventurers. With its rich history and multicultural society, this Rainbow Nation provides endless opportunities for exploration and discovery. Join us on a journey as we delve into the Seekers Study South Africa program and unlock the wonders of this extraordinary country.

What is Seekers Study South Africa?

Seekers Study South Africa is a unique educational program designed to immerse participants in the rich tapestry of South African history, culture, and natural wonders. Aimed at both students and lifelong learners, this program offers a comprehensive understanding of the country's multicultural heritage and its contemporary challenges.

Participants enrolled in Seekers Study South Africa will have the opportunity to engage with experts and professionals in various fields, gaining insights and firsthand experiences that go beyond what can be found in textbooks. Through a mix of lectures, workshops, and hands-on activities, individuals will unlock the secret treasures hidden within South Africa's borders.

A Seekers Study - South Africa: A Unit Study to Accompany the Novel Seekers of the Lost Boy

by Taryn Hayes([Print Replica] Kindle Edition)

4.8 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	14083 KB
Lending	:	Enabled

FREE

Exploring South Africa's Cultural Mosaic

South Africa boasts a remarkable mix of cultures, languages, and traditions, making it an ideal destination for cultural exploration. Seekers Study South Africa provides participants with the opportunity to engage with diverse communities, understand their histories, and embrace their customs.

Visit the vibrant neighborhoods of Johannesburg, testifying to the legacy of the country's struggle for democracy, and be captivated by the towering skyscrapers and bustling streets. Explore the townships and meet locals who will share their personal stories, offering a deeper appreciation of resilience and the importance of community.

Embark on a journey to Cape Town and witness the cultural richness of the Cape Malay community, known for their captivating music, mouthwatering cuisine, and colorful architecture. Immerse yourself in their traditions and learn about the historical significance of District Six.

Discover the Zulu Kingdom and its proud people, understanding the richness of their heritage and their strong connection to the land. Walk in the footsteps of Nelson Mandela, gaining insights into the struggle against apartheid.

The Magnificence of South Africa's Natural Wonders

Beyond its vibrant cities and cultural diversity, South Africa is a treasure trove of natural wonders. Seekers Study South Africa gives participants the opportunity to explore the country's diverse landscapes, from the iconic Table Mountain to the breathtaking Kruger National Park.

Take to the open road and encounter the famous Garden Route, a haven for nature enthusiasts, where lush forests, glistening lakes, and pristine beaches await. Marvel at the dramatic scenery along the Panorama Route, making stops at Blyde River Canyon, God's Window, and the awe-inspiring Bourke's Luck Potholes.

Get up close and personal with wildlife during a thrilling safari at Kruger National Park, home to an array of fascinating creatures including the Big Five. Be guided by experienced rangers who will share their knowledge and passion, making your journey into the heart of the African bush an unforgettable experience.

Preserving the Future: Conservation Efforts in South Africa

Seekers Study South Africa recognizes the importance of environmental conservation and sustainable practices. Participants will have the opportunity to engage with local conservationists and take part in meaningful projects aimed at preserving South Africa's unique ecosystems.

Visit a multitude of conservation areas, such as the iconic Addo Elephant National Park, and learn about the efforts being made to protect endangered species. Take part in hands-on activities, contributing to reforestation projects or helping rehabilitate injured wildlife.

Gain a deeper understanding of the delicate balance between human development and environmental conservation, recognizing the challenges faced by South Africa and the world at large.

Seekers Study South Africa offers an enticing opportunity to explore the vibrant cultures, diverse wildlife, and astonishing natural landscapes of this remarkable country. Through immersive experiences and engaging activities, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of South Africa's history, culture, and environmental challenges.

Embark on an adventure of a lifetime as you uncover the hidden gems and secrets of South Africa's Rainbow Nation. Seekers Study South Africa awaits - are you ready to embark on this transformative journey?

A Seekers Study - South Africa: A Unit Study to Accompany the Novel Seekers of the Lost Boy

by Taryn Hayes([Print Replica] Kindle Edition)

4.8 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	14083 KB
Lending	:	Enabled

FREE

Explore South Africa through this fascinating literature-based unit study with a fabulous over-arching time capsule project. Adaptable for home or traditional schools*, this resource offers a comprehensive dive into a multitude of learning areas. Suitable for middle to high school students, all learning areas include additional activities suitable for much younger children too. Learning areas include language arts, history, geography, social studies, sciences and more.

This resource is an excellent springboard into fun writing activities. It also explores primary resources and historical documents through the lens of segregation history.  Students can study about weather, waves, currents, maps, chromosomes, culture, food and religion with fabulous hands-on activities.

Coupled with the much-loved novel on which it is based - Seekers of the Lost Boy by Taryn Hayes - this unit study offers classrooms and homeschools a learning experience to be remembered.

Breakdown of learning areas:

LANGUAGE ARTS:

• Chapter Discussion Questions 
  
• Copywork (12-week programme)
  
• Parts of a Book (learning about: title pages; colophons; contents; dedications; epilogues; afterwords; glossaries)

CREATIVE WRITING:

• Writing and Language Arts Skills: The Story
  
• Writing and Language Arts Skills: The interview
  
• Writing and Language Arts Skills: The Letter
  
• Writing and Language Arts Skills: The Poem
  

HISTORY:

• Sources and Evidence
  
• Segregation History
  
• Timelines
  

GEOGRAPHY and SOCIAL STUDIES:

• Maps
  
• Waves and Currents
  
• Food
  
• Religion
  

SCIENCE:

• Chromosomes
  
• Weather
  

!PLUS! a special section of activities for much younger siblings to be able to participate in all the learning areas provided.

Charlotte Mason once said: “Children should have the joy of living in far lands, in other persons, at other times – a delightful double existence; and this joy they will find, for the most part, in their storybooks."

Sometimes the best way to experience the best of both worlds is to enjoy a book all over again through an interesting and inspiring unit study. This study aims to do just that: use it in its entirety over 3-6 months or dip in and take what you like!

*All consumable pages of this book allow for 1xfamily or 1xclassroom copying - only one copy needed per family or class.