Musoro mapfudzi mabvi minweHead shoulders knees and toesA fun version of one of the classic kids songs you know and love so well!Have fun learning about body parts and singing along to them. But now with a Zimbabwe flair! Baby songs have never been so much fun. So whether preschool or at school the kids… Continue reading Head shoulders knees and toes in Shona
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Ngano – Ndiani aba demo?
Ndiani aba demoDemo raIshe wedu?Ishe vedu vatikokaTigare zvakanaka Who stole the axe?One of our Zimbabwean Shona stories that you will find here on Sarura Kids. It helps you learn Shona by telling you the story of one naughty little baboon (gudo) and how he was caught after stealing the axe that didn’t belong to him.Told… Continue reading Ngano – Ndiani aba demo?
Names of months in Shona
Learn the names of the months in Shona. From January to December. We have 12 months in a year. Nhasi tiri kudzidzira mazita emwedzi muShona. Shona chirudzi chinotaurwa mu ZimbabweWe are going to learn the names of months in Shona. The Shona language is spoken in Zimbabwe. In today’s Shona lesson Gogo Alice is going… Continue reading Names of months in Shona
This little piggy with Zoey
This little piggy with Zoey. How do you think Zoey did? This little piggy went to the market… Kanguruve aka kakaenda kuchitoro… Zoey and her mom took this family friendly challenge to sing This Little Piggy or in this case Kanguruve akaKanguruve aka is just one of many nursery rhymes in the Shona language on… Continue reading This little piggy with Zoey
Just Dance dancealong with Ruva and Mandy
Just Dance… Ruva, Mandy and CeeCee had a festive danceathon to some of their favorite Just Dance videos.Did you enjoy this video and want to see more dance-off videos? Then click the like and subscribe buttons so we can make more! Timestamps:Me me me me me only me 00:08https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8237qiucRk0 Swish Swish Swish 03:02https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ls_FWxWo9PI That Power… Continue reading Just Dance dancealong with Ruva and Mandy
Merry Christmas | Deck the Halls
Deck the halls with boughs of holly… Merry Christmas from all of us at Sarura KidsNo matter where you are in the world or what you are doing may the spirit of Christmas be with you.Whether you are out singing Christmas carols or having a quiet break we are happy to be your friend.Enjoy your… Continue reading Merry Christmas | Deck the Halls
Our Chinese Christmas in Guangdong China 2019
We had a Chinese Christmas break to Guangdong in China. While we were there we visited the amazing Foshan Ancestral Temple and the Yip Man museum.The Foshan Temple was first built in the Song dynasty during the reign of Emperor Zhezong, in the Yuanfeng Era (1078-1085), but was ruined towards the end of the Yuan… Continue reading Our Chinese Christmas in Guangdong China 2019
We Wish you a Merry Christmas | Mufare Pakisimisi
We Wish you a Merry Christmas | Mufare PakisimisiLove and greetings from all of us at Sarura Kids.Have a wonderful Christmas and a Happy New Year.The Shona version of a beautiful classic song Lyrics are: Mufare paKisimisiMufare paKisimisiMufare paKisimisiNamazuva oseAnoteveraTichatamba toseMufare paKisimisiNamazuva ose Mufare paKisimisiMufare paKisimisiMufare paKisimisiNamazuva oseAnoteveraTichafara toseMufare paKisimisiNamazuva ose Mufare paKisimisiMufare paKisimisiMufare paKisimisiNamazuva… Continue reading We Wish you a Merry Christmas | Mufare Pakisimisi
Parts of the face in Shona
Time to learn the parts of the face in Shona. Or as we say in Shona:Chii chiri kumeso kwangu?Today you will learn Shona words for face with Ruva as she teaches you the parts of your face.We also have a challenge for you and your grownups at the end of the video so watch to… Continue reading Parts of the face in Shona
Seasons of the year in Shona
Let’s learn about the seasons of the year in Shona. Or mwaka yegore. There are 12 months in a year, and the months of the year in Shona also sometimes tell us what the weather will be like in Zimbabwe.The seasons will be the ones from Zimbabwe so you know what weather they have there… Continue reading Seasons of the year in Shona