Our free semester English programme was called "Cultural English".

I only had some very vague guidelines going in so the materials are a bit haphazard. The idea was to cover a little bit of South African culture etc. and do some kind of group activity in each 90 minute lesson. The programme was 8 weeks long.

I'll just attach everything here and you can do with it as you please.

For Week 1 to Week 4, I borrowed heavily from previous materials about South Africa from this site (thanks for your thorough work, fellow countrypeople!). I broke it down and adapted it to suit the format of the programme.

I sometimes used fonts I downloaded here:
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Hello-Fonts-Personal-Non-Commercial-Use-301730
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/ALL-Kimberly-Geswein-Fonts-in-One-Big-Download-Personal-Use-537780

Week 1
Introduction and ice-breaker. Getting them into groups took long and they were reluctant to speak to students that weren't in their homeroom classes so it took a lot of coaxing. The "personality quiz" came in handy in one of the classes where there weren't many students and we finished a little too early to warrant "free time".

Week 2
1. Introduction to South Africa
2. Cape of Good Hope (link to video in PPT)
3. How Do You Feel - my co-teacher had the book so I read it to them, then we went through the feelings again and translated each one

Week 3
1. SA schools
2. It's okay to be different (video embedded in PPT)

Week 4
1. SA food (there's a few hyperlinks in the images)
2. 20 questions
3. SA sports
4. Quiz (questions about food and sports)

It's the second semester. In my school it's first grade only, and they have the special classes in the afternoon after a morning of regular classes (I teach them in the morning). Your mileage may vary.

These are the video clips I used in "Week 6 Festivals". They were embedded in the PPT originally, but the file was too large to upload.

Awesome! Thank you so much. I'm sure this will be useful sometime this year.