The Window Seat
Two sisters, one window seat, and a magical train ride!
CC BY 4.0 · Suggested age 4–6岁
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Two sisters, one window seat, and a magical train ride!
CC BY 4.0 · Suggested age 4–6岁
It’s Tumi’s first visit to the park. She’s so excited, there are many adventures. She might even make a new friend…
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Mfubu and his friends have a problem – their pool is dirty. They go on an adventure up the river to find out why.
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Yapo loves to play soccer! But he does not like to pass the ball to his teammates. How will Yapo discover that winning is not only about scoring?
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There are numbers everywhere, but Zanele can’t see them.
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During heavy rains, a little kindness can go a long way. Join Zenande as she comes together with her community.
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Zibu and Zizo are twin brothers. They are similar, but different. Being different is not bad, it’s great.
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Thabo’s make-believe world has no room for his little sister, Keitu. But she has other ideas!
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Ann-Nem-Oh-Nee is stuck on her rock all alone. She’s looking for adventure and wants to see the world! But how?
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Auntie Boi has sent a present from Kenya. Kopano and Rea go to town to pick it up. What a journey!
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Baby’s day is full of babble, whether she’s hungry, searching for her dummy, splashing in the bath or curled up in bed at night.
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Pig loves to play! Clever Pig One day, Pig is gone. Will Pig come back?
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Khuzwayo loves to dance. But performing in front of a crowd? No way! How will he get his groove back?
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The oakum boys go for a walk and discover strange new things: Lots of different penguins, one special friend, and a very big change. Growing up can be the biggest adventure of all!
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The children in Ms Kani’s class had a busy weekend. Where will they go next?
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The children are talking about their grandpas. Giraffe’s grandpa can build a skyscraper. Elephant’s grandpa can cook a massive feast. But whose grandpa will give the children the biggest surprise?
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Lolo has many lovely friends. They are Sun and Moon and Star and Bird too. She would love to introduce them to you.
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Boiled, scrambled or fried? How does Luzuko want his eggs?
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Nandi doesn’t want to go to sleep. No way! She wants to go on an adventure. Join Nandi as she lets her imagination run wild and free.
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This cute little baby knows exactly what she wants. She wants to eat, she wants to play, and she wants to read a book with Mama!
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Mom is going out for five minutes. What could go wrong?
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Zingisile’s birthday falls on a school day this year. How will he celebrate?
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Jock the dog is our good, old friend. Come have fun with us!
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When Khaya sees rowers on TV, he starts dreaming of being a rower one day. Mkhulu plans a special surprise – what will it be?
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