grade 6 - life skills - term 4
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What was the start of the Organisation of African Unity (OAU)?

  • Establishing the African Economic Union in 1991
  • Signing an agreement in Addis Abbaba, Ethiopia (correct)
  • The African Union (AU) in 2002
  • The celebration of Africa Day
  • What sparked eight months of uprisings across South Africa in 1976?

  • Youth Day celebration
  • The introduction of Bantu Education
  • The struggle against apartheid
  • Protest against the introduction of Afrikaans as the language of instruction (correct)
  • When were South Africa's first democratic elections held?

  • 27 April 1994 (correct)
  • 24 September 1996
  • 16 June 1976
  • 25 May 1963
  • What is the aim of Mandela Day?

    <p>Encourage people to take responsibility for making the world a better place</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How does gender stereotyping affect the way boys and girls relate to one another?

    <p>Boys expect their sisters to do things for them</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How does treating cuts and grazes help prevent infection?

    <p>Washing the wound gently with water and soap</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the recommended action for treating sunburn?

    <p>Take a cool bath or put a cool damp towel on the burnt area</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Acts of Kindness

    • Acts of kindness, no matter how small, can make a difference in others' lives and also increase one's self-respect.
    • Caring for others can be done through communicating kindly and respectfully, considering others' needs and views.
    • Ubuntu, an old African idea, emphasizes the importance of building dignity and well-being for others, as it also builds our own dignity and well-being.

    Communicate Kindly

    • When communicating difficult issues, it's essential to:
      • Not talk when angry, but instead, discuss the issue when calm
      • Express feelings honestly, without insulting the other person
      • Listen to the other person's perspective and apologize if necessary
      • Remain calm and composed during the conversation

    Nation Building and Cultural Heritage

    • Democracy in South Africa was established on 27 April 1994, aiming to unify the nation.
    • Nelson Mandela played a significant role in building the nation by embracing and reconciling all races.
    • South Africa's cultural heritage is rich and diverse, with many languages and customs, and a history of pain and suffering.

    National Anthem and Symbols

    • The national anthem, "Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika," was written in 1897 and is a symbol of unity for the country.
    • The national flag represents the union of different communities and cultures moving forward together.

    Coat of Arms

    • The coat of arms has a protea, representing beauty and national identity, surrounded by symbols of growth, fertility, wisdom, strength, and spiritual protection.
    • The coat of arms is used on government documents and public buildings, symbolizing identity and unity.

    National Days

    • 16 December: Day of Reconciliation
    • 1 May: Workers' Day
    • 9 August: National Women's Day
    • 21 March: Human Rights Day
    • 25 May: Africa Day
    • 16 June: Youth Day
    • 27 April: Freedom Day
    • 24 September: Heritage Day
    • 18 July: Nelson Mandela International Day

    No to Gender Stereotyping, Sexism, and Abuse

    • Gender stereotyping and sexism can lead to gender-based abuse and unfair treatment.
    • Gender-based abuse is illegal and can be addressed through reporting incidents to the police.

    Basic First Aid

    • Treating cuts and grazes:
      • Wash the wound with soap and water
      • Apply a clean pad or tissue to stop bleeding
      • Cover the wound with a plaster or bandage
    • Treating burns and scalds:
      • Run cold tap water over the burnt area for 10 minutes
      • Submerge the burnt area in cool water or apply a cool cloth
    • Treating sunburn:
      • Take a cool bath or apply a cool damp cloth
      • Apply moisturizer
    • Treating bruises:
      • Apply ice to the area regularly for 24-48 hours
      • Raise the area above the heart
    • Treating stings and bites:
      • Remove the sting (if visible)
      • Apply an ice pack
    • Treating snake bites:
      • Memorize the snake's appearance
      • Stay calm and keep the patient still
      • Take the patient to a hospital or clinic as soon as possible

    Food Hygiene

    • Food labels provide essential information, including nutritional details and ingredients.
    • A balanced diet should include carbohydrates, protein, fats, vitamins, and minerals.
    • Be cautious of added sugars, salt, and preservatives.
    • Practice safe food preparation and storage:
      • Wash cooking utensils and storage containers
      • Keep food at the correct temperature
      • Check the sell-by date on food
      • Store food in a cool, dry place

    Vaccinations

    • Vaccines help the body defend against diseases by creating antibodies.
    • Vaccinations can prevent diseases such as chickenpox, diphtheria, measles, and more.
    • The Vaccines Helpline is 0860 160 160.

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