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Teens Guide to the Constitution of Ke...
The Teens Guide to the Constitution helps the youth understand the Constitution of Kenya, 2010. The guide simplifies the technical language with which the Constitution is written and provides a colourful and age appropriate access to the Constitution. The activities at the end of each chapter, also allow a reader to test their comprehension with each read.
The guide is valuable to the public and even more, to teenagers, aspiring law students and young activists who are interested in making an impact in their communities. It helps them appreciate their rights and duties, as well as their roles both as a Kenyan citizens and young leaders.
Menstrupedia comic: a friendly Guide ...
Menstrupedia Comic is a friendly guide for healthy periods for girls ages 9 and above which will help you prepare your daughter for her first period. A guide to having a conversation with your child about her menstrual cycle and equipping her for puberty.
In this book you'll find answers to questions related to changing body, periods, nutrition, menstrual hygiene management during periods and menstrual health products. This book helps girls and young women learn on their own in a fun and easy way using stories and cartoon characters, it offers practical guidance based on first period real life stories, its engaging visuals help a girl learn about periods and her changing body all by herself, it is well researched and medically accurate.
Together we can all educate girls about periods and puberty!
Don’t You Trust Me? Bola’s Hidden Bur...
In this captivating story, Bola, a frustrated 13-year-old boy, navigates the challenges of primary school and his complex family dynamics. He finds solace in using his mother's phone to connect with friends on social media. Bola's distrust of adults stems from broken promises in the past, and his household is filled with intense conversations and clashes. His spirited younger sister, Zola, adds to the dynamics, unafraid to confront others.
As the narrative unfolds, Bola's encounters and experiences shape his understanding of himself and the digital world. He connects with an unknown girl named Charm4 on social media, and their relationship evolves into a daily obligation that he must hide from his mother. The strain on his academic performance and well-being becomes apparent, leading to unforeseen consequences.
Amid personal struggles, Bola's actions lead to conflicts that challenge his moral compass. The story delves into the complexities of friendship, loyalty, and the importance of honesty and accountability. Bola's journey highlights the risks and pitfalls of the digital realm and emphasizes the significance of cybersecurity and responsible technology use.
Throughout the story, Bola's interactions with friends and encounters with online relationships expose him to the dark realities of the online world. As the consequences of his choices unfold, Bola finds himself isolated and engaging in disruptive behavior at school, spiraling deeper into despair.
This thought-provoking narrative explores the complexities of teenage life, the challenges of navigating the digital world, and the importance of understanding the implications of online interactions. It serves as a cautionary tale, aiming to engage and educate teenagers about cybersecurity and responsible digital citizenship
The young Detectives by Dolly Leoh
Eli, Leah, Max, Sophie, and Ravi—five friends with a passion for solving mysteries—receive a mysterious invitation to Sunshine Island, where ancient artifacts have vanished from the curator’s collection. Intrigued by the challenge, the young detectives set off on their most thrilling adventure yet. But solving this mystery won’t be easy—the island is full of secrets, and its ancient legends may hold the key.
As they unravel the clues, the friends must rely on their wits, courage, and trust in each other to uncover the truth behind the missing artifacts. The stakes are high—the artifacts are not only vital to the island’s history but also its future.
Will the young heroes crack the case and save the island? Dive into this unforgettable adventure to find out!
TRACING LETTERS
52 weeks gratitude journal for kids
In 52 weeks Gratitude Journal for kids, I combines personal lessons and experiences as a mother on how to cultivate the attitude of gratitude.
It is a great inspiration for both boys and girls as the children are given an opportunity to write, draw or even fun-doodle three to five things they are grateful for weekly.
The favorite part is that the child gets to rate their levels of their happiness by circling an emoticon face. This may seem simple but it gives kids an opportunity to judge their emotions and express their feelings!
Saving the Beautiful Forest and Other...
Saving the Beautiful Forest and other stories is a story and colouring book designed for children who are 8 to 12 years old and also for you, the child at heart.
Accompany Kobi as he travels to Nairobi. Follow the wild animals as they champion a campaign on saving the forest and experience Toto overcoming her fears on Christmas Day.
Also, have fun answering the questions in the pages provided and take time to colour the images.
Book B1: Where Is Jasiri?
Mama and Baba are at home. Zuri and Toto are at home. Where is Jasiri? Mama and Baba are looking for Jasiri. Zuri and Toto are looking for Jasiri. Who can find him?
This book is ideal for young readers between six and seven years of age or in Grade 1.
This story promotes Collaboration as a key value and the CBC competency of Critical Thinking and Problem solving.
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Maina, A Talented African Village Boy...
The author, Wambui, is now 13 years old. She wrote this book last year, 2020, at the age of 12. She used the free time during the long school break due to the world-pandemic to write the story. This is a true story based on an inspiration from a talented village boy that used to play with toys at Wambui's grandma's place. Â This is an ideal gift to children who are 9-15 years old. The amazing story, with relevant illustrations, has been written to help young minds use scarce resources to innovate and build some incredible objects.
Maina, the boy in this book, is a brilliant and talented village boy who grew up with my grand parents at the foot of the Aberdare Ranges in central Kenya. He learnt to speak fast and even started building toys using plastic waste materials. He learnt a lot from my uncle who walked with him around the farm where cows and bulls were grazing. He also sat with my grand parents in the evenings and was taught a lot of things through story telling. For a number of years, Maina wished he could visit his cousins in the capital city, Nairobi. One day his mother surprised him with the long awaited visit. I hope you enjoy this interesting story.
Book C1: A Visit To The Village
Jasiri, Zuri and Toto are off on a trip to the village. They are going to visit Nyanya and Babu. Visiting the village is always fun. Zuri and Jasiri learn how to milk a cow. Toto gets chased by a hen. Nyanya tells stories and Zuri has a scare!
This book is ideal for young readers between seven and eight years of age or in Grade 3.
This story promotes empathy, responsibility, respect as key values and the CBC competencies of Critical Thinking and Problem solving.
Lady Bird Key Words with Peter and Ja...
Brief Summary
The first Key Words with Peter and Jane book, from Ladybird. Key Words with Peter and Jane uses the most frequently met words in the English language as a starting point for learning to read successfully and confidently.
The Key Words reading scheme is scientifically researched and world renowned. Book 1a introduces Peter and Jane in 16 new words including 'and', 'I', 'likes' and 'has'. Once this book has been completed, the child moves on to book 1b. The Key Words with Peter and Jane books work because each of the key words is introduced gradually and repeated frequently. This builds confidence in children when they recognize these key words on sight (also known as the 'look and say' method of learning).
Examples of key words are: the, one, two, he. There are 12 levels, each with 3 books: a, b, and c. Series a: Gradually introduces new words Series b: Provides further practise of words featured in the 'a' series Series c: Links reading with writing and phonics. All the words that have been introduced in each 'a' and 'b' book are also reinforced in the 'c' books
The Ladybird Key Words with Peter and Jane series: Play With Us; Reading with Sounds; Boys and Girls; Read and Write; Fun and Games; Mountain Adventure; The Carnival; Books are Exciting; Happy Holiday; Jump from the Sky; I Like to Write; We like to Help; The Big House; The Mystery on the Island; Adventure at the Castle; Sunny Days; Out in the Sun; More Sounds to Say; Learning is Fun; Say the Sound; Enjoying Reading; The Open Door to Reading; Easy to Sound; Let me Write; Adventure on the Island; Boxset; Fun with Sounds; Games We Like; Have a Go; Fun at the Farm; Where we Go; The Holiday Camp Mystery; Our Friends; We have Fun; Things We Like; Things We Do; Look at This; Flash Cards.
ISBN:9781409301431
Author:Ladybird
Book A1: What A Mess!
Meet Jasiri, Zuri and Toto. Someone has made a big mess! Can Jasiri, Zuri and Toto fix the mess?
This book is ideal for young readers between five and six years of age or in PP1.
This story promotes Collaboration as a key value and the CBC competencies of Creativity and Imagination and Critical Thinking and Problem solving.
This title includes scenes with augmented reality. These scenes can be viewed on our companion app which takes static images off a page and brings them to life, immersing the reader in the story.
Kitabu F1: Siri ya Jasiri
Jasiri has become rather mysterious. He locks himself in his room and does not allow Zuri or Toto in his room. He avoids his parents and Aunty Fatuma. Mama and Baba are worried. What is Jasiri hiding?
This book is ideal for independent young readers between nine and eleven years of age or in Grade 6.
This story promotes empathy, responsibility, respect as key values and the CBC competencies of Critical Thinking and Problem solving.
Kitabu C1: Ziara ya Kijijini
Jasiri, Zuri and Toto are off on a trip to the village. They are going to visit Nyanya and Babu. Visiting the village is always fun. Zuri and Jasiri learn how to milk a cow. Toto gets chased by a hen. Nyanya tells stories and Zuri has a scare!
This book is ideal for young readers between seven and eight years of age or in Grade 3.
This story promotes empathy, responsibility, respect as key values and the CBC competencies of Critical Thinking and Problem solving.
Kitabu B1: Jasiri Ameenda Wapi?
Mama and Baba are at home. Zuri and Toto are at home. Where is Jasiri? Mama and Baba are looking for Jasiri. Zuri and Toto are looking for Jasiri. Who can find him?
This book is ideal for young readers between six and seven years of age or in Grade 1.
This story promotes Collaboration as a key value and the CBC competency of Critical Thinking and Problem solving.
Book D1: Know It All
Zuri and Jasiri are having an argument. Zuri thinks she is right. Jasiri thinks he is right. Aunty Fatuma has a story to share. Can Aunty Fatuma’s story stop the fight? Join Jasiri, Zuri and Toto for an afternoon of storytelling and find out who is right.
This book is ideal for developing young readers between eight and nine years of age or in Grade 4.
This story promotes Respect as a key value and the CBC competency of Learning to Learn.
The Surprise Puppies by Ryan Kiamba
The Surprise Puppies by Ryan Kiamba
A heartwarming tale unfolds in The Surprise Puppies as Ryan, his brother and friends, unexpectedly discover a litter of newborn puppies. The group embarks on
a shared mission to protect and nurture the newfound lives, and in the process encounter both exciting and difficult experiences. The children learn how to show
compassion and care for animals, as well as the values on responsibility and determination.
Book B2: A Trip To The Park
One Saturday, Baba takes the family on a trip to the park. Jasiri, Zuri and Toto are excited. There is so much to see. What adventures will Jasiri, Zuri and Toto have in the park?
This book is ideal for young readers between six and seven years of age or in Grade 2.
This story promotes Collaboration as a key value and the CBC competency of Critical Thinking and Problem solving.
