Rainbow proudly presents its Grade 2 Afrikaans (Afrikaans) offline educational software, expertly crafted to enhance your child’s command of the Afrikaans language. This edition delves deeper into the complexities of Afrikaans building on grade 1 Afrikaans, emphasising the expansion of vocabulary (woordeskat), mastering confusing phonetics (fonetiek), and understanding grammatical structures (grammatikale strukture). It covers advanced topics such as confusing vowels (verwarrende vokale) and consonants (konsonante), word recognition (woordherkenning) in everyday contexts like clothing (klere), home (huis), school (skool), and relationships (verhoudings), alongside more detailed comprehension tests (begripstoetse). By providing an enriching, interactive learning experience, iRainbow ensures that each Grade 2 student develops confidence and fluency in Afrikaans, setting the foundation for lifelong linguistic exploration and achievement.
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Syllabus
Grade 2 Afrikaans Curriculum
Vokale en Konsonante
- Hersiening: Verwarrende Vokale a en e
- Hersiening: Verwarrende Vokale i en u
- Hersiening: Verwarrende Konsonante b en d
- Hersiening: Verwarrende Konsonante m en n
Klanke
- Bou drie letter woorde
- Konsonant kombinasies dr en tr
- Konsonant kombinasies br en bl
- Lang vokaal klanke aa en ee
- Lang vokaal klanke oo en uu
- Diftonge: ie en oe
- Diftonge: ou en eu
- Klanke: Hersiening – lang vokale en diftonge
- Hersien: Twee konsonant kombinasies
- Hersien klanke
Herken Woorde
- Klere
- Huis
- Skool
- Familie en Vriende
Begrip
- Begripstoets: Klere en huis
- Begripstoets: Skool en familie
Woordbou
- Lettergrepe (twee letter lettergrepe)
- Meervoude (kort vokale en lang vokale)
- Verkleinings (ie en jie)
- Sindele (identifiseer Selfstandige naamwoorde)
- Sindele (identifiseer werkwoorde)
Hersiening
- Lettergrepe
- Meervoude
- Verkleinings
- Selfstandige naamwoorde en werkwoorde
The Advantages of Choosing iRainbow
Enhanced Offline Learning
With iRainbow, students can immerse themselves in the Afrikaans language without an internet connection. This offline capability significantly reduces distractions and promotes a safe, focused learning environment.
In-depth Monitoring and Support
The software includes advanced monitoring tools that enable parents and teachers to track a student's progress accurately, providing insights for personalised support.
Personalised Learning Journey
Learners can customise their learning experience, choosing avatars and virtual companions that make education both personal and engaging.
Structured, Progressive Learning
Our curriculum is designed to be progressive and segmented, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of each topic before moving to more complex subjects.
Self-Paced Study
iRainbow accommodates all learners by allowing them to learn at their own pace, recognising each student's unique learning styles and preferences.
Wide Compatibility
The software is accessible on various devices, including computers and Android devices, with iOS compatibility coming soon. This ensures that learning can take place on any preferred device.
Automatic Updates
With internet access, the software receives automatic updates, ensuring that learners always have access to the latest features and educational content.
Proudly South African
Developed by a dedicated local team, iRainbow is a product of South African innovation, reflecting our commitment to educational excellence and community development.
FAQ
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If you’re finding your child’s Afrikaans FAL (First Additional Language) homework a challenge, especially if Afrikaans is not your first language, you’re not alone. Here is some practical advice to support your child effectively:
Understand Afrikaans Question Words:
Familiarise yourself with Afrikaans instructions and question words. These are fundamental from Grade 1 through to Grade 12. Committing these to memory early on will pay off in the long run.
Set Realistic Goals:
Learning a new language is a marathon, not a sprint. Set achievable goals for your child, such as learning a few question words each week, and celebrate when these milestones are achieved.
Engage with Afrikaans Media:
Incorporate Afrikaans into your daily routine through TV shows, podcasts, or even music that both you and your child find interesting. Subtitles are fine; the goal is to get accustomed to hearing the language.
Find an Afrikaans Conversation Partner:
If possible, connect with a native Afrikaans speaker who can engage in simple conversation with you and your child. This practical application is invaluable for language acquisition.
Utilise Flashcards:
Flashcards are a tried and tested method for language learning. Consider making your own or using electronic ones available through certain educational e-books and apps.
Practice Reading Out Loud:
Take turns reading Afrikaans words or sentences with your child. Focus on pronunciation and understanding, and choose reading materials that are fun and at an appropriate difficulty level.
Remember, you and your child can embark on the journey to learning Afrikaans together. Each step forward is progress, and every effort is worth celebrating.
