A structured literacy reading series purpose-built for Nigerian government primary schools — every story rooted in Nigerian life, every page engineered to build a reader.
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This Is a Yam
In, On, At
And, I, To
It Is a
Sam and the Mat
Ada Tips It
Dim and the Goat
On, In, Under
Big and Small
Naza at the Market
Ada's Big Bag
Emeka Can Run
Ada and the Goat
The Big Pot
He, She, We
Me, My, You
Was, His, Her
Said
Ogo and the Cob
Kemi Can Skip
Remi and His Hen
One, Two, Three at the Market
Where Is It?
Kemi Goes to School
He Ran, She Ran
My Mother's Fan
Amina's Kite
The Wet Mat
Go, No, So
Be, Do, By
Up, Are, Has
This
Bisi and the Bell
Shola and the Ship
Ada and the Lost Hen
Bolu Wants a Drum
The River Road
Naza and the Rain
Bisi and the Bell
Why the Tortoise Has a Cracked Shell
How We Get Water
What Farmers Grow
That, What, Where
When, Who, How
Not, Have, Come
I Like
Jide and the Van
Stella and the Crab
Emeka's Big Day
Who Has the Drum?
Amina Goes to the Farm
Come to the River
Ada and the Crab
How Anansi Got All the Stories
How We Cook Jollof Rice
The Keke Napep
Haaraya Literacy is a structured literacy reading series developed specifically for Nigerian government primary schools — not adapted, not translated, but built from scratch with Nigerian children at the centre.
Every story features Nigerian names, foods, settings, and traditions. Every phonics sequence, every sight word, every comprehension skill is mapped to the NERDC national curriculum and USAID EGRA benchmarks.
Everything a classroom teacher needs — built in from the start.
Level-by-level guides with lesson plans, comprehension questions, phonics focus, and differentiation tips for every book.
Benchmark books and running record templates to track each child's reading progress against EGRA targets.
Structured Soundables lesson packs with word sorts, blending practice, and decodable text activities.
A complete teacher training system for school and district rollout — no specialist literacy background required.
A credible, evidence-based programme ready for scale.
Directly aligned with the January 2026 Federal Ministry of Innovation policy prohibiting disposable workbooks — a strategic competitive advantage.
All levels mapped to the Global Proficiency Framework (UNESCO/USAID 2019) and SDG 4.1.1 reading targets.
Two registered non-profit entities strengthening grant applications and demonstrating institutional credibility.
Photocopier-friendly format — classroom sets at near-zero marginal cost in any government school.
Interested in funding or partnering with Haaraya Literacy?
Age-appropriate Nigerian history readers for Primary 1–6 — from ancient kingdoms to independence, written in stories children can read and remember. 6 units per year, fully aligned with the 2025 official curriculum.
Whether you're a teacher, school administrator, funder, or partner — we'd love to hear from you.
✉️ info@haarayaeducation.org