Literature Anthology Genre Table Weeks
Text type
Term 2: Weeks 1–2 Term 2: Weeks 3–4 Term 2: Weeks 5–6
Term 3: Weeks 5–6 Folklore Title
A mother-in-law becomes a thief
A spadeful of Earth
Legends about Madzikane of the amaBhaca
A lesson about Elephant and Hyena
Heroic Ilya Muromets
Literature anthology page reference 10
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27 33
The myth of Lake Galve 40 The girl who disregarded the custom of intonjane
The legend of Sundiata’s boyhood
Term 1: Weeks 3–4 Term 1: Weeks 5–6 Term 1: Weeks 7–8 Term 1: Weeks 9–10
Term 2: Weeks 1–2 Term 2: Weeks 3–4 Term 2: Weeks 5–6
Term 3: Weeks 1–2 Term 3: Weeks 3–4 Term 3: Weeks 5–6 Term 3: Weeks 9–10
Term 4: Weeks 1–2 Term 4: Weeks 3–4 Term 4: Weeks 5–6
Term 1: Weeks 1–2 Term 1: Weeks 3–4 Term 1: Weeks 7–8
Term 2: Weeks 1–2 Term 2: Weeks 3–4 Term 2: Weeks 5–6
Term 3: Weeks 3–4 Term 3: Weeks 5–6 Term 3: Weeks 7–8
Term 4: Weeks 1–2 Term 4: Weeks 3–4 Term 4: Weeks 5–6
Short story Poetry
I have come to look for a job
I asked the little boy who cannot see
Homeland haiku
Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day? [Sonnet 18]
Inside my Zulu hut Don’t
The foreign teacher Forget about Jackson
47 54 64
Hints on pronunciation 67 African sky blue
70 73
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Communication evolution 79 Sonnet to a Sk8r girl
82 85
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The sound of the stars 91 The best restaurant
94 97
104 110
Next term we’ll mash you 116 A pound of flesh The journey
Honesty and tea
123 128 134
We gotta number there 140
Learner Book unit reference
CAPS introduces Folklore in Term 2, Weeks 1-2, 3-4 and 5-6. There is another opportunity to study Folklore in Term 3, Weeks 5-6. You will find a wide range of enjoyable Folklore texts for the learners to learn about and appreciate this genre. We recommend you encourage the learners to read Folklore while you are working through Units 6, 7, 8 and 12. Unit 2
Unit 3 Unit 4 Unit 5
Unit 6 Unit 7 Unit 8
Unit 10
Unit 11 Unit 12 Unit 14
Unit 15
Unit 1 Unit 4 Unit 8
Unit 16 Unit 13
There are seven short stories in the Literature Anthology for learners to enjoy. We have recommended specific short stories that could be read in the Units referenced above as extra practice for learners who study short story extracts in these units. The last two short stories in the Literature Anthology can be read by more able learners who will benefit
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