Angels Play Preschool takes learners on safari
Learners at Angels Play Preschool enjoyed a safari-themed day filled with dress-up, games and lessons about South Africa’s Big Five.
POLOKWANE – Angels Play Preschool transformed into a lively savannah on Friday, as learners arrived dressed in safari-themed outfits for a special safari day celebration.
Learners and teachers embrace the theme
Khaki shirts, pith helmets, binoculars and animal-print clothing filled the classrooms, with young explorers fully embracing the theme.

Teachers also joined in, swapping their usual attire for ranger vests and safari hats to bring the experience to life.
Fun activities spark curiosity
The day featured a range of themed activities aimed at sparking curiosity about wildlife and nature.

The learners, along with their teachers, visited the animal stations, hearing different animals sounds playing from the bluetooth speakers, to hear how each animal sounds as they walked by.

Learning through play
Learners took part in imaginary game drives, learned about South Africa’s Big Five, and enjoyed animal-themed crafts and storytelling sessions.

They all dressed to the theme, looking like they were on a real safari trip.
Owner of the preschool, Almari Greeff told Review that the initiative focuses on learning through play.
“Safari Day is about using imagination while introducing children to animals, landscapes and conservation values that make our country special. Seeing them excited, smile and get amazed, is truly heart-warming,” she said.
Parents play a key role
Greeff also thanked the parents for playing a huge role in making sure their children were dressed according to the theme for the day.
The learners enjoyed walking through the ‘imaginary safari’ play grounds which were decorated with jungle leaves and paw prints, while the sounds of roars, trumpets and laughter filled the preschool premises.
Adventure anywhere
Greeff added that the event showed that adventure can be created anywhere, regardless of where you are.
“You don’t need to leave the classroom or school to go on a safari, just a bit of khaki, a sense of wonder, a wild imagination, and you’re good to go on a safari adventure.”
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