Meredith Bunderson

Purpose: 4-H Day Camp

Topic: South Africa

FCS380
Date: 11/12/2016
Length: 20 minutes

Materials Needed:
List of key South African greetings
Guest Teacher
Objective: Students will be able to extend a South African greeting and experience the
culture through a South African dance.
Preparation:
(30 Minutes Nov. 10)

Intro/Before Lesson:
(3 minutes)

Deborah Wene will be coming to the FCS380

class on Thursday, November 10 to teach us
teachers what she will be teaching the
children so that we know the steps and are
prepared to assist at the day camp.
I will teach the children how to say Hello
and how are you in one of the more
common South African Languages Zulu.
I will say a phrase/greeting in Zulu to the
children and they will all at once repeat it
back to me. The children will get 30 seconds
to practice, by repeating each phrase to a
partner, before we move on to the next part
of the conversation (how are you, Im find
and thanks)
They will be able to greet Deborah in the
Zulu language, by saying Hello (Sawubona
see below) when she comes over to begin
her instruction.
Zulu:
Sawubona sah-woo-BOH-nah Hello!
(addressing one person)
Sanibonani sah-nee-boh-NAH-nee Hello!
(addressing two or more people)
Unjani oon-JAH-nee How are you? (one
person)
Ninjani nin-JAH-nee How are you? (two
or more people)
Ngiyaphila ung-ee-yah-PEE-lah Im fine!
Ngiyabonga ung-ee-yah-BOH-ngah
Thanks!

Demonstration/Lesson:
(15 minutes)

Learning Activity:
(2 minutes)

Deborah Wene will be our guest, and will be

teaching the children the African Dance.
Exact dance name and instructions/steps
will be known at a later date.
Children will be able to perform the dance,
and wear the hats that they made from Peru

Meredith Bunderson

End of instruction:
Handouts

FCS380
and the scarves from Norway.
A handout will be made available at a later
date, when steps are better known. This will
be printed out and handed out to the
children at the end of the dance for them to
put into their adventure books.