Kyk Wie Praat, Episode 13

The kids are back at school and back in the Kyk Wie Praat classroom, and this week De Klerk tests their ABCs as well as find out if teachers should also get report cards. Come join in the fun.

This week De Klerk and the kids venture into space to discover how time and calendars work. Then the adults must guess if the class thinks animals also have a left and a right like humans.

This week, De Klerk and his little crew tackle a big theme - love! Tune in for advice on relationships, weddings, and senses.

This week the class shares recycling tips. Then the kids debate whether tasting is needed to know if something is bad. And De Klerk wonders how far these little ones will go to win.

This week, De Klerk and his class are dining out. Do they know what a waiter's job entails, and was it fun to be a child when their grandparents were kids? Tune in to find out who knows what.

How old do you have to be to vote in South Africa? And do dreams really have meaning? Can the four contestants guess how the kids will answer to these questions? Tune in and play along.

This week, the class shares financial advice with De Klerk. The adults must guess if the kids know how many people sing in a duet, and we find out if mom's cooking truly reigns supreme.

This week, the Kyk Wie Praat class embarks on an adventure in nature. De Klerk wants to know everything about plants, animals, and whether they'd ever want to be something other than human.

This week the kids are packing their bags for a holiday. We go on a journey to find out if there are different countries within South Africa, and we chat about classical music on the way.

This week in the Kyk Wie Praat classroom, the kids discuss creepy crawly bugs. And does 'bad luck' really exist? Tune in for another journey through the mind of a child.

Who is Rassie Erasmus? And do the Easter Bunny and the Tooth Fairy work for the same boss? Tune in to this special Easter episode of Kyk Wie Praat to find out.

This week, the Kyk Wie Praat class discusses stars, planets, and comets. The kids share their opinions on robots, and De Klerk wonders which of the kids would want to stay a child forever.

It is the final, and the four best contestants from the series return, and one of them will walk away with the title of Kyk Wie Praat season four winner and the R100 000 prize money.