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Together We’re Strong (Liesl Jobson)

Together We’re Strong (Liesl Jobson)

Together We’re Strong (Liesl Jobson) is an inspiring book that highlights the incredible power of teamwork. Through a relatable story, children see how much more they can achieve when they cooperate instead of working alone. This book uses clear, accessible vocabulary to explain the concepts of unity and community support. It is ideal for classroom discussions about friendship and solving problems together. Readers will enjoy the positive energy and the valuable lesson that we are always better when we stand together.

Lexile: 620L

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Quiz

Question 1: How old was Nontsikelelo when she started school?
Question 2: Which name did Nontsikelelo choose for herself?
Question 3: How did Nontsikelelo feel about her new English name?
Question 4: What was Albertina's "big job" in this chapter?
Question 5: What word means to *raise or lift*?
Question 6: What is the word for a *female horse*?

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Quiz

Question 1: Why was Albertina *not* awarded the scholarship after winning the competition?
Question 2: What happened *first*?
Question 3: Who taught the students at the school in Matatiele?
Question 4: Who suggested nursing to Albertina?
Question 5: Which word has the sound *k*?
Question 6: Which word means *wild anger*?

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Quiz

Question 1: What did Albertina do in Johannesburg?
Question 2: What did Walter and Albertina want to help create?
Question 3: Walter was in jail for how long?
Question 4: What did the nation eventually call Abertina?
Question 5: What is the *nation*, in the term "the Mother of the Nation"?
Question 6: What is another way of writing "we're"?
Tag(s):African Stories

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