Shalvit Kids TV Magazine — Issue 52: On the Farm

Jobs in order, hands that help — it's a whole happy day on Grandma's farm!

Welcome to Issue 52 of the Shalvit Kids TV Magazine — a giant 135-page month of stories, songs and smiles, all about ON THE FARM: farm life and farm animals, told truly for little children. Kiki, Bibo, Lulu and Pip spend a full day helping on Grandma's farm — feeding the hens and counting exactly 6 hens, collecting exactly 8 eggs, watering the yams, watching milk-time kindly from the fence (a grown-up job!), and carrying only unbreakables — then follow one runaway egg past every animal on the farm, hearing every animal's TRUE sound and visiting every animal's TRUE home. Every farm fact in this issue is real: hen/chick · cow/calf · goat/kid · duck/duckling · pig/piglet, and the only sounds are the true ones — cluck, cheep, moo, maa, quack, oink!

What's inside (135 pages!):

- A Day on Grandma's Farm — a 26-page book-length hero story: the morning jobs in order, with the refrain "Jobs in order, hands that help!" — hens counted exactly (6), eggs collected exactly (8), milk-time watched from the fence, and a quiet, content evening on the farm

- The Egg That Rolled Away — an 18-page second story: a gentle chase across the farmyard past the coop, barn, pen, pond and sty — every animal's real sound and real home, and the egg home safe and whole

- Bible Story Time: The Lost Sheep (Luke 15) — told exactly as Scripture: one hundred sheep, one lost, the shepherd searches, carries it home on his shoulders rejoicing, and there is GREAT JOY (cast as presenters only; God shown as golden light only; the flock counted 100 → 99 + 1 → 100 again)

- Feelings Corner: Feeling Content — quiet, enough, thankful: naming contentment, Lulu's quiet list of good things, and the evening Content Practice

- Sing With Us — "Good Morning, Farm!" with full lyrics and actions, plus "What Does the Hen Say?" — an animal-sounds song with ONLY true sounds

- Learning Lab — Farm Animal Families — true family names, true sounds and true homes for hen, cow, goat, duck and pig; what farms give us; matching, counting and true-or-pretend practice; the special Farm-Day Wheel of jobs in order; and Kiki Asks Why? "Why do hens lay eggs in the coop?"

- Count & Find — the farmyard count: 6 hens and 8 eggs (every count drawn, numbered and verified), plus chicks, ducklings, goats, pigs and 10 feathers on the path

- Puzzle Pages — two solver-verified mazes, spot-the-difference, animal shadows, dot-to-dot, pairs puzzles and the Big Quiz of the Issue — with a full answer key at the back

- Jokes & Giggles — clean, gentle farm jokes plus a That's Silly! spot-what's-wrong page

- Colour & Create — 4 colouring pages, 2 colour-by-number pages and 2 draw-it-yourself pages

- Make It — paper-plate farm animal masks, step by step (children colour; cutting the eye holes is clearly marked as a grown-up step)

- Yummy Corner — the egg counting snack under the full kitchen-safety lock (hands washed first; a grown-up boils and peels; children count 4 eggs, carry and eat)

- Our Nigeria — The Groundnut Pyramids of Kano — the true story of the giant pyramids of groundnut sacks that once rose beside the railway in Kano!

- Parent Pages + Full Answer Key — what your child learned, how to play the pages together, a gentle note on contentment and honest farm learning, and every answer, cross-checked

What your child will learn:

- True farm knowledge — animal families with their real baby names, real sounds and real homes

- Counting with exact, numbered, verified quantities — 6 hens, 8 eggs, and a flock of 100 sheep in the Bible story

- Feeling content — quiet, enough and thankful, with a simple evening practice

- Kitchen and craft safety for life — handwashing first, grown-ups for hot water, boiling and scissors

- A gentle Bible story with a one-line lesson that lasts: "He searched, He found — great joy!"

- Pride in Nigeria's own farming history — the groundnut pyramids of Kano

Issue details:

- 135 pages of colourful artwork featuring the much-loved Shalvit Kids TV cast — Kiki, Bibo, Lulu and Pip

- Ages 2–6 — toddlers, preschool and nursery; made for reading aloud together

- PDF — instant download after payment; read on any phone, tablet or computer, or print the colouring, puzzle and craft pages at home

- Issue 52 of the Shalvit Kids TV Magazine — next issue: Issue 53: Safari Adventure!

Perfect for: farm-loving little learners, preschool and nursery animal themes, Sunday school, farm-trip preparation, and every family that wants real facts told truly and gently.

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