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By MRT: Alight at Dhoby Ghaut Station • NS24 – North South Line • NE6 – North East Line • CC1 – Circle Line
By Bus: 7, 12, 14, 14e, 16, 36, 65, 77, 85, 106, 111, 124, 128, 139, 162, 162M, 167, 171, 174, 174e, 175, 190, 502, 502A, 512, 518A, Nite Owl 65, Nite Owl 85, SN10, SN30,518, 602, 605, 625, 652, 700, 700A, 850E, 951E, 971E, 972, 1N, 2N, 3N, 4N, 5N, 6N, NR6, NR7
Terms & Conditions: All gift redemptions will be at PS Family Lounge @ Level 4 (next to the carpark entrance) unless otherwise stated. Open daily from 12.30pm to 8.30pm. • Pupils must present their P/S… My Pals & Secrets Issue 4, student pass and required items upon gift redemption. • All prizes/gifts are given on a first-come, first-served basis and while stocks last. • All redemptions are not exchangeable for cash. The retailers and management of Plaza Singapura reserve all rights to substitute the prizes/gifts with another gift/product/service of equivalent or higher value. • Other terms and conditions apply. • All information found/stated/listed in this booklet is correct at the time of print and is subject to change without prior notice. For more information, kindly contact PS Family Lounge @ Level 4 at 6332 9315 or visit our website www.plazasingapura.com.sg
PS… Family Fun Gather your loved ones for some bonding time at PS Family Lounge! Located on Level 4, next to the entrance of the car park, the Family Lounge at Plaza Singapura is a rest and relax room for families to spend time together and enjoy loads of fun.
Latest movies, sports & news updates on cable TV. Fashion, health and parenting magazines, books and newspapers are available for your reading pleasure
Loan of baby prams and umbrellas
Mobile phone charging and locker service
Exciting workshops to learn new skills
Non-stop entertainment with the latest board games & Nickelodeon TV adventures
Relax on massage chairs and enjoy a selection of beverages
Wi-Fi and surfing stations
For mums & dads Kids’ Party Access to the play & activities room
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From 15 June to 15 December 2015, one lucky child will be chosen each month to host his or her exclusive party (worth up to S$2,500) with their friends at our Family Lounge. Plaza Singapura will provide the party host, delicious party food, as well as interactive games and activities. Each child will be able to bring home their own unique creations, along with other exclusive gifts at the end of the party. To participate, children aged 6 to 12 years are to submit a creative cake drawing to stand a chance to invite 20 friends to the two-hour party! Submission of your drawing is on the 10th of every month (eg. 10 June, 10 July) to PS Family Lounge @ Level 4.
Art & Craft Workshops at PS Family Lounge Learn about colours, lines, shapes and different art mediums! The craft workshops are held every Saturday and Sunday between 1pm to 5pm.
Enriching reading materials with the D.E.A.R. (Drop Everything and Read) programme by the National Library Board
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Operating Hours: Open daily from 12.30pm to 8.30pm How to enter the Family Lounge: Spend a minimum of $50* to be entitled to a single entry for one (1) adult and two (2) children into the family lounge. Alternatively, pay an entry fee of $5 per person to enjoy the services offered in the lounge. First time registration is required for all entrants.
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How TO PLAY This specially designed calendar can be used as a board game by using dice. The best thing is that you will remember a few memorable facts, long after the dice have been lost.
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Who is Bryan W. Procter? [Brai-yen Prok-ter] Bryan W. Procter was an English poet. Born in Leeds, Yorkshire, UK, he was educated at Harrow School. His principal poetic works were: Dramatic Scenes and other Poems, A Sicilian Story, Marcian Colonna, Mirandola, The Flood of Thessaly, and English Songs.
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Stamp here Stamp here Complete the above questions to participate in a lucky draw. 3 lucky winners get to win $100 worth of Art Friend vouchers. Pupils must present their copy of PS… My Pals and Secrets Issue 4 in person at PS Family Lounge @ Level 4 from 1 April to 31 May 2015 to submit their entry. Terms and conditions apply.
Using paint, markers or colour pencils, create a colour wheel comprising at least 12 colours. Pupils must present their copy of PS… My Pals and Secrets Issue 4 in person at PS Family Lounge @ Level 4 from 1 April to 31 May 2015 to redeem a Felt Tip Pens (by number) Set. Limit to the first 200 primary school pupils. Terms and conditions apply.
Want to get your hands on these erasers? Just head to Art Friend (B1-10/13) for all your stationery and art & craft needs.
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Materials you need: • Paper plate • Green construction paper • Scissors • Paint • Paint brush • Disposable chopsticks • Masking tape • Marker
Paint the sunflower yellow. After the paint has dried, paint a happy face in the centre of the flower.
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Cut out two leaves from the construction paper. Write messages on them, stick them to the chopstick, and you’re done!
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Who is Sophocles? [So-fo-kels] Born in 495BC about a mile northwest of Athens, Greece, Sophocles was to become one of the great playwrights of the Golden Age. The son of a wealthy merchant, he enjoyed all the comforts of a thriving Greek empire. He studied all the arts. By the age of sixteen, he was already known for his beauty and grace and was chosen to lead a choir of boys at a celebration of the victory of Salamis.
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C S ’ HILD’S T I A proverb is a short popular saying about how people should behave or about a belief that is generally thought to be true. A proverb makes sense on its own, but to understand its real meaning, we need to apply the proverb to a broader set of situations.
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If a child isn’t disciplined, he or she will become spoiled. Children have not yet learnt, and fools never learn. That people can lie to benefit themselves. Children should not speak when adults are present. This proverb is often used to express disapproval of a child who has spoken when he or she shouldn’t have. This suggests that there are basic rules of proper behaviour that even children should be aware of.
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Get a fun and easy start this school holiday with proverbs and idioms to do with children!
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A person’s character forms when he or she is a child, so an adult will have the same qualities as he or she had as a child. It takes many people to teach a child all that he or she should know. This saying highlights the importance of a family and a community to a child.
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How it’s used: Nina’s smile is so white that she could be a for dental care!
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How it’s used: Lili was when we brought her to the pet shop! For answers on the activities, visit www.plazasingapura.com.sg
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How it’s used: On her first day at work, Grace realised she was the when she discovered that all the other teachers had been teaching at the school for years.
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dreads: fears greatly disciplined: to guide, train and control disapproval: the opinion that something is bad or wrong
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Say cheese at Plaza Singapura! Show us a photo of you and your family posing at the Science In The Mall event held at Plaza Singapura from 29 May to 14 Jun and redeem $5 worth of BlackBall vouchers.
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Who is Antoine François Prévost? Happy Father’s Day
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Did you know that an Argentinosaurus is approximately four times taller when compared to a 1.8-metre tall person?
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[On-twan Fron-suah Pray-vo] Antoine François Prévost, known simply as the Abbé Prévost, was a French author and novelist. His father, Lievin Prévost, was a lawyer, and several members of the family embraced the ecclesiastical estate. Prévost was educated at the Jesuit school of Hesdin, and in 1713, became a novice of the order in Paris, pursuing his studies at the same time at the college in La Flèche.
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not to shield you from the rain, but from the sun?
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1. The months of Spring are from __________ to __________. 2. We can take a walk and have a ______ at the park. 3. Flowers ______ during Spring. 4. Many _____ lay their eggs. 1. The months of Summer are from __________ to __________. 2. Children love to take a _____ at the pool. 3. The weather is very ______. 4. You can wear _______ when you are out under the sun to protect your eyes.
1. The months of Autumn are from __________ to __________. 2. The weather is very _______. 3. _______ change colour to red, yellow, and brown. 4. Bears are preparing to ________. 1. The months of Winter are from __________ to __________. 2. _________ happens during this time of the year. 3. The weather is ________. 4. Wearing _________ keep our ears warm, and _______ keep
Helping Words August picnic birds leaves March May sunglasses gloves Christmas December earmuffs June bloom breezy freezing November hibernate swim February September hot
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In the Hot Summer We now have modern fabric technology to help us keep cool throughout the hot days. The AIRism T-shirts from UNIQLO (03-53 to 62) is made with ultra-fine microfibres that dry your perspiration quickly and eliminate odour. Cold Winter UNIQLO’s HEATTECH fabric is made from threads that are one-tenth the width of a human hair. These fibres may be tiny but they pack a punch of advanced features, such as bio-warming and anti-static properties, to keep you warm and comfortable in cold weather!
Stamp here Complete the above activity to redeem Uniqlo Special Edition LINE keychain! Limit to the first 200 primary school pupils. Pupils must present their copy of PS… My Pals and Secrets Issue 4 in person at PS Family Lounge @ Level 4 from 1 April to 31 May 2015 to redeem their prize. Terms and conditions apply.
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Who is Sallust? [Sal-loost] Gaius Sallustius Crispus, a Roman historian and politician was born in 86 B.C.E. into a wealthy family of the business class. In the early part of his career, Sallust entered politics and served in various positions in Rome and Italy before becoming one of Julius Caesar’s supporters.
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Racial Harmony Day is celebrated annually on 21 July in Singapore. Share with us a photo of you and your friends in traditional costumes to redeem a Plush Bunny Toy and $9 worth of Gong Cha vouchers!
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Keep the Harmony! How much do you know about our homeland’s four main races? Let’s find out! Mix and match the following food items to the correct race.
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What is the best thing about racial harmony? People of different races can live together peacefully!
We have public holidays to celebrate the different festivals!
All of us can work together to make Singapore a better place to live in!
Feeling hungry? Check out these eateries for the four different cuisines!
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PappaRich (01-32 & 35), Secret Recipe (03-18 & 03-K2), Kopitiam (06-15 to 17), Tim Ho Wan (01-29A & 01-52)
Everyone can share food and art from their culture with others!
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Spot the Difference!
Can you find 5 differences in these pictures?
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Looking for art supplies to draw your best memory of Singapore? Visit these stores! Mono Yono (B1-06), Smiggle (B1-02) and Times (04-05)
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Who is Lee Kuan Yew? [Lee Kwahn Yoo]
Born in 1923, Lee Kuan Yew became prime minister of Singapore in June 195 9. During his administration, Singapore became part of Ma laysia in September 1963, and attained indep endence in August 1965, after separation from Malaysia. Under Mr Lee’s leadership, Singapo re was transformed into a modern and affluent city-state.
Count on me, Singapore! Did you know what the five stars on the National flag signify? Fill in the missing letters!
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Time for your yearly mooncake fix! Come taste our selection of mooncakes! Bengawan Solo (B2-59) BreadTalk & ToastBox (01-23) Crystal Jade Kitchen (02-32)
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Sun Tzu was a Chinese military general, strategist and philosopher who lived in the Spring and Autumn period of ancient China. The name he is best known by is actually an honorific, which means “Master Sun”. He is traditionally credited as the author of The Art of War, an extremely influential ancient Chinese book on military strategy. Sun Tzu has had a significant impact on Chinese and Asian history and culture, both as the author of The Art of War and as a legendary historical figure.
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What will you do on Mooncake Festival?
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d n Y a a ng n i Y Traditional Chinese Medicine is grounded in ancient Chinese philosophy, which divides every object and phenomenon into separate, yet interdependent forces known as Yin and Yang. Generally, Yang relates to aggressive and strong qualities, whereas Yin relates to passive and soft qualities. For example, the upper half of the human body is Yang while the lower half is Yin. When Yin and Yang are imbalanced, one will fall sick. Symptoms of Yin-deficiency
Symptoms of Yang-deficiency
Flushing of the face, feeling hot on both palms and soles of feet, irritability, insomnia, massive sweating during sleep, and dry throat and lips.
Fatigue, paleness on the face, cold extremities on both hands and feet, and having loose stools, and frequent and clear urine.
Fill in the symptoms of Yin and Yang deficiency. Yin
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Ever thought about what you want to be when you grow up? Think about what you enjoy and consider taking up one of these interesting jobs!
Are you a strong swimmer and dream about treasure hunting? If so, try being a golf ball diver! Every day, golf ball divers recover more than 3,000 golf balls that have fallen into the water on golf courses. However, this job is filled with dangers – golf ball divers usually cannot see very well, if at all, in the murky water. They are likely to injure themselves on broken bottles and other rubbish on the bottom, or drown if they become tangled in fishing lines or fallen trees.
What if someone paid you to sleep? Sounds like your dream come true? A bed manufacturer sometimes looks for bed testers to sleep in new beds that the company has made! After testing the beds for months, the bed testers take part in a survey about their experience. Through the survey, they give the company their views about the beds and information about what is needed to get a good night's sleep!
Need new goggles or swimming equipment? Check out Sun Paradise (03-15).
Want to be more than just a veterinarian? How about being an animal specialist who milks snakes? A snake milker has to take venom from poisonous snakes by “milking” the reptile’s fangs. Venom is a deadly poison but is also used to make anti-venom, which stops a person or animal from being killed by the poison. Venom can also be milked from certain poisonous spiders and insects. Be warned though – this job can kill!
If you like snacking, especially on chocolate, you could be a chocolate taster! You will be trained to inspect chocolates for how good they look, smell and taste. This job is not as easy as it sounds – you will need to focus and use all your senses to assess the chocolate thoroughly. Love snacking on chocolates? Get your sweet treats from Awfully Chocolate (B2-63).
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Do you enjoy playing in the water and taking thrill rides? If you do, maybe you should think about being a water slide tester! Resorts and theme parks hire people for this exciting job that allows you to hurtle down water chutes and test them for future holidaymakers. A water slide tester takes note of the water slides' features like how thrilling it is and how big a splash it makes. Besides getting to enjoy all the water slides before anyone else, a water slide tester could also get a paid holiday from the employer!
If your parents are looking for new beds for you, head to Serta Sleep Center (05-07), Englander (05-21/22), Sea Horse (05-23), v.hive (05-04/05).
If you have an excellent sense of smell and a strong stomach, you should think about being an odour judge! An odour judge can work for a range of manufacturers for products such as foot creams and perfume. As part of the job, the odour judge may have to sniff armpits where different deodorants have been applied, or sniff at stinky feet!
Word Power manufacturer – a company that builds or makes something hurtle – move with great speed chutes – steep slopes or channels used as slides
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When in Rome … Spending your holidays in another country? Check out these phrases and sayings to do with other countries and nationalities! It’s all Greek to me What it means: This is what someone might say when they don’t understand what’s been written or said. How it’s used: I looked up the rules of this game but it’s all Greek to me.
Double Dutch What it means: This phrase refers to language or speech that is difficult to understand How it’s used: This manual is written in double Dutch – I don’t understand a single instruction.
When in Rome, do as the Romans do What it means: Behave the way the people around you behave. This proverb advises people to adapt to the customs of the places they visit. How it’s used: When he moved here, James had to wear a school uniform although he was not used to it. When in Rome, do as the Romans do.
Word Power nationalities – the status of belonging to a particular nation customs – actions or behaviours that are usual among a group of people living in a certain place
A slow boat to China What it means: This phrase refers to something that takes a very long time. How it’s used: Let’s not eat here – I’m already hungry and getting a meal at this restaurant is like taking a slow boat to China. Going on a holiday trip? Grab your travel package from Price Breaker (04-13A) and Flight Centre (04-41A).
Yummy Brownie Cake decorators, chocolate enthusiasts, and artists of the buttercream – get ready to pull out all the stops to create a sugary vision! Get yourself a piece of brownie from Dôme, decorate it and snap a photo of your creation!
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“The best of all gifts around any Christmas tree: the presence of a happy family all wrapped up in each other.” – Burton Hillis
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Gift Ideas Get ready to do your Christmas shopping at Plaza Singapura! Check out Marks & Spencer (02-16/20 & 03-11/32), Precious Thots (03-17) and Daiso (05-01 to 03). You can also adorn your home with gorgeous Christmas decorations.
His real name is William E. Vaughan. He was an American columnist and author. Born in Saint Louis, Missouri, USA, he wrote a syndicated column for the Kansas City Star from 1946 until his death in 1977. He was published in Reader’s Digest and Better Homes and Gardens under the pseudonym Burton Hillis. He attended Washington University in St. Louis. His folksy aphorisms (published in his Starbeams feature) are often collected in books and on Internet sites.
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Holiday Mad-Libs for the Family
Mad-Libs is a phrasal template word game where one player prompts others for a list of words to substitute for blanks in a story, before reading the – often comical or nonsensical – story aloud. The game is frequently played as a party game. Oh, __________ (adjective) night, the __________ (plural noun) were __________ly (adverb) __________ing (verb). Out to the __________ (noun), __________ (family member) flew like a __________ (animal). What did __________ (he/she) see in front of __________ (his/her) __________ (number) __________s (body part) appear? But __________ (number) __________ (adjective) __________s (living thing)! Next thing __________ (family member) knew, __________ (he/she) __________ (past tense verb) up and __________ (past tense verb) at us all, “I saw __________ (holiday characters/ persons) out there! __________ (He/She/They) were __________ing (verb) with __________s (holiday characters)!” Next, we woke up, and __________ (family member) __________ed (verb) on our __________ (noun) and said, “Get up! Get up! Christmas is finally here!” For answers on the activities, visit www.plazasingapura.com.sg
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Be A Posture Hero! Did you know that sitting with a slouchy posture is bad for your back and your growing body? So sit up with your back stretched long and tall and learn how you can become a posture hero today!
What is posture? Posture is how you position your body when you sit, stand, or sleep. Boys and girls need good posture because it is healthy for your back and helps your body grow nice and tall.
Help take care of everyone you know by reminding them of these tips for better posture.
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✔ Don’t be a Slouch Potato! When sitting or standing, ensure that your back is long and tall, not slumpy and small. ✔ Remember, your head is heavy (like a bowling ball) and falls forward if you don’t have a good posture. Stretch your neck upwards. This helps keep your chest up and ears resting over your shoulders for better posture every day. ✔ When using tablets or playing games on mobile devices, raise your device higher up so your head doesn’t have to be too far down for too long.
Want to know more about good posture? Just head to BackJoy (04-69A) to visit our specialist.
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Help Mr Crêpe travel through France as he learns about his country of birth. Did you know that crêpes originate from Brittany in France? Crêpes are paper-thin pancakes made of flour, eggs and milk. You can fill them with various sweet and savoury ingredients.
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Drop by Saybons – by French Food Factory (B2-30 to 32) and try their wide range of crêpes!
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“My mum will do the laundry in our house. We take turns to help our mum out with the laundry.”
“Dad usually does the dirty work when it is cleaning day at our house. He cleans the toilets and mops the floor.”
Aristotle was a Greek philosopher who wrote about many subjects and made a number of important contributions to science-based ones, such as physics, biology, anatomy, geology and zoology. He was born in northern Greece in the city of Stagira around 384BC. Aristotle grew up as part of the aristocracy as his father, Nicomachus, was the doctor to King Amyntas of Macedonia. Growing up as the son of a doctor, Aristotle became thoroughly interested in nature and anatomy.
Clean Away! Gear up with the right tools to clean and organise your home. Check out these places! Howards Storage World (04-43) Cold Storage (B2-15/16) Song Cho (05-10)
To clean up another person's mess.
A very messy room that looks like an animal lives there.
The jobs or chores that are a little more difficult than most, and that nobody wants to do.
The act of putting dirty clothes in the washing machine.
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PLC Super Pets: Saved By The Bot The pets have all been turned into zombies! But thanks to the amazing Robovet and the distractingly good comedic skills of Humkoo the Hamster, they have come to save the day!
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Did you enjoy reading this comic? Get your parents to log on to Pet Lovers Centre’s Facebook page: www.facebook.com/PetLoversCentreSingapore to view the rest of this PLC Super Pets comic strip. Also, don’t forget to get snacks for your pets at Pet Lovers Centre (B2-19A)!
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Prepositions are words we use to talk about time, place and purpose. We find prepositions before nouns e.g. “My uncle works in London”, noun phrases e.g.“She climbed over the gate” and pronouns e.g.“John’s mother is angry with him.”
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For Your Interest Who is Confucius? [Kon-fyu-shez] Confucius was a Chinese thinker and social philosopher, whose teachings and philosophy have deeply influenced Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Taiwanese and Vietnamese thought and life. His philosophy emphasised personal and governmental morality, correctness of social relationships, justice and sincerity.
Is reading comics your main hobby? Check out Absolute Comics (B1-17) and Comics Connection (06-04). For everything and anything related to toys and other collectibles, you will love Tenchi Playground (04-03A) and Craftholic (04-44).
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Celebrate Lunar New Year with us! Simply draw a piece of painting that relates to your Chinese horoscope animal and receive a Picnic Bag!
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Every morning, Mr Lim visits the coffee shop to have his breakfast. The coffee shop is ____ his home. He takes his bird ____ him. The bird is kept ____ an attractive bamboo cage. ______ the cage is a tiny bowl ____ water. When he arrives ____ the coffee shop, he hangs the cage ____ one of the many poles _______ the coffee shop. While Mr Lim and the men have their coffee, the birds chirp merrily away. The melodious singing always attracts a crowd. People come to listen ____ the birds. They are attracted ____ the beautiful singing of the birds. For answers on the activities, visit www.plazasingapura.com.sg
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I enjoy playing badminton the most! It helps me to stay fit and has taught me how to stay focused.
Ever thought about what you want to be when you grow up? Think about what you enjoy and see if you'll consider taking up one of these interesting jobs! I like soccer best because I enjoy the challenge of scoring goals without using my hands.
Badminton became an official Olympic sport only in 1992.
BADMINTON Four feathers from the left wing of four geese are used to make up the 16 feathers on the best shuttles.
SOCCER Soccer is also known as football in many countries.
Soccer was nicknamed 'the beautiful game'. Some think that it is beautiful because anyone can play it and it can bring people together.
Swimming exercises all of the body's major muscles and makes the heart and the lungs stronger.
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I love to run! When I run, I feel as though I am free of worries.
The World Cup is the biggest soccer tournament in the world. Every four years, a different country hosts the tournament.
SWIMMING Over 50% of competitive swimmers suffer from 'Swimmer's shoulder', a term that describes the shoulder pain felt by these swimmers.
Badminton is the world's fastest racket sport. The fastest stroke of a badminton racket recorded so far is 332 kilometres per hour.
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I love swimming because I find it very relaxing.
Cold water cools down the human body 25 times more quickly than cold air, so swimming in water that is below 15˚C can be very dangerous.
To get all your sports gear, check out adidas (02-09), World of Outdoors (04-62), bods.bodynits (04-18A) and Le Coq Sportif (04-18).
My favourite sport is basketball as it is exciting and helps me to become better at jumping and aiming.
Running makes our bones and joints stronger, and can even help us live longer.
Running can help us lose weight, sleep better and improve our mood and concentration.
basketball Until 1929, basketball was played using a soccer ball. Although basketball is a very popular sport in America, the first professional game, played in 1946, was held in Canada.
Michael Jordan is one of the best basketball players and one of the world's most famous sports personality.
The oldest person to complete a marathon is 101 years old! This was achieved by an Indian man who only started running when he was 89 years old.
challenge – difficulty in an activity that encourages those involved to continue with it focused – concentrate on something marathon – a long distance race
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Because I Care Help to save the Earth with these tips:
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Who is Nathaniel Hawthorne? [Ne-the-nyel Hawh-thorn] Nathaniel Hawthorne was a 19th century American novelist and short story writer. He is seen as a key figure in the development of American literature for his tales of the nation’s colonial history. Hawthorne’s works probe into human nature, especially its darker side. Unlike most fiction writers of his time, he was not primarily interested in stirring the reader by sensational or sentimental effects. Hawthorne called his writing “romance”, which he defined as a method of showing “the depths of our common nature”.
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Remind your parents to use only energy efficient bulbs and electrical appliances. Look up and admire the skylights at Plaza Singapura! Allowing natural light into the building means that less electricity is wasted on electrical lighting in the daytime. By increasing 1˚C in air-conditioning temperature, you save up to 3% energy a year. Turn up the temperature and wear less. Did you know that the skylight at Plaza Singapura is made of double glass panels? The space between the glass is filled with Argon gas. This special glass ceiling keeps the heat out and the cool air in! Best of all, it helps to save electricity. Reduce carbon footprint. Plaza Singapura is well connected with 3 train lines and bus services. Get mum and dad to bring you to Plaza Singapura using public transport instead of driving to the mall.
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The International Friendship Day is a day that promotes the role that friendship plays in fostering peace in many cultures. To show appreciation for your friendships, you could write a poem about your friends!
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ART FRIEND Papermarket Ri Smiggle Times
ELECTRONICS & TELE-COMMUNICATIONS 04 - 12B A. LAB 04 - 12/12A Challenger B2 - 65 Exclusive Hub 04 - 71 Gadget Hub 04 - 40A Gadget Plus 03 - 78 Huawei B1 - 04 iStudio B1 - K6 Mobile Fashion 03 - 46 Mobile stop B2 - 23 Samsung Service Centre B2 - 08A Singtel Exclusive Retailer B2 - 17/18/18A StarHub Retail 01 - 01/36 StarHub Retail 04 - 06 Stereo
SPORTS 02 - 09 adidas 04 - 18A bods.bodynits 04 - 18 Le Coq Sportif 04 - 39 Le Coq Sportif Golf Collection 03 - 15 Sun Paradise 04 - 62 World of Outdoors 03 - 13 World of Sports
HOME FURNISHING
05 - 21/22 Englander 05 - 09 Equip-Design 05 - 08 H.M. Gallery 04 - 43 Howards Storage World 04 - 07 J & S Design 05 - 06 Mayer 05 - 23 Sea Horse 05 - 07 Serta Sleep Center 05 - 10 Song Cho 05-11/19 SPOTLIGHT 04 - 17 Tru Living 05 - 04/05 v.hive CONVENIENCE & SERVICES 01 - 28A & 51 B1 (Lift Lobby) B2 (Starhub shop) B2 - 47 B2 - 27/28 04 - 41A B2 - 62 B2 - 27/28 B2 - 19A 04 - 13A B2 - 66 B2 - 61
7 - Eleven AXS AXS AMB Aquatic Hub BUZZ at One Family Flight Centre Mister Minit Money Changer Pet Lovers Centre Price Breaker (Tour Agency) Pressto Quality Express Dry Cleaning Soo Kee Color
MUSIC & ENTERTAINMENT
07 - 01/15 04 - 65 06 - 14 04 - 13 07 - 08
Golden Village House of Turntables OmOcha!! World Poh Kim VCD/DVD THE STAR FACTORY
EDUCATION/ SCHOOL
06 - 01 to 03 & 06 - 21 to 24
03 - K1 2.ft Orthotics 03 - 05/06 Aibi 04 - 09 Amore Fitness & Boutique Spa 04 - 08B ApexHub 03 - 10 AsterSpring Origin of Beauty 04 - 69A BackJoy 01 - 61 Belif 04 - 69B Bella Pierre 04 - 56 Bio Aesthetic B1 - 16 Chapter 2 04 - 57 Dorra Tummy, Hip & Thigh Slimming B2 - 12 EC House 06 - 18 Estetica B1 - 26 Etude House B2 - 09/10 Eu Yan Sang 04 - 37 Eu Yan Sang TCM Wellness Clinic 06 - 20 Exchange Hair Plus 03 - 64 FaSS 04 - 54 FIL Skin & Body Intelligence 04 - 55 Ginza Calla B2 - 05 GNC
MUMS & KIDS
03 - 12 03 - 30 03 - 20/ 20A 03 - 08
YAMAHA
Avenue Kids Baby Spa Cotton On Kids Mothercare
ATMS / BANKS
B1 - 25 DBS Bank B2 - K3 CITIBANK ATM B1 - 05 HSBC Bank B2 - K2 OCBC ATM 04 - 53 Standard Chartered Bank B1 - K5 & B2 - K1 UOB ATM
BEAUTY & HEALTH
B2 - 13/14 Guardian 02 - 12 to 13A Hair Mechanics B2 - 11 Holland & Barrett 01 - 63/64 Innisfree 04 - 02 Jean Yip Hub B1 - 14 Jeric Salon 04 - 73/74 Jonsson Protein Healthy Hair Growth 04 - 72 Kenjo 01 - 66 Kiehl’s SINCE 1851 03 - 07 Kímage Prestige 01 - 65 L’OCCITANE 03 - 77 Laneige 04 - 30A/31 le blanc by mashu 03 - 31 Le Destinee 04 - 08C Musee Platinum Tokyo B2 - 19 Nature’s Farm 04 - 58 New York Skin Solutions 04 - 14 OGAWA 03 - 76 ORBIS 03 - 09 OSIM 04 - 08A OTO Bodycare 04 - 34 /35 PHS Hair Science 04 - 59 Quiche Nail Spa 03 - 47/48 Refresh Day Spa 02 - 30 Sasa 04 - 70 Seacret 01 - 56/57 Sephora 03 - 28 Shakura Pigmentation Beauty 03 - 33 SkinLab The Medical Spa 04 - K11 Solemate Orthotics 01 - 02 The Body Shop 01 - 62 THE FACE SHOP 04 - 38 The Glamourous Factory 02 - 11 The Good Earth Nail Spa B1 - 31A too cool for school B2 - 20A Unity NTUC Healthcare B1 - 25A Vardi & Migdal 04 - 15/16 VITO 06 - 19 Wan Yang Health & Foot Reflexology Centre B2 - 06 & Watsons 04 - 50/51 B2 - 58 Xndo B2 - 64 Yummi House 02 - 14/15 Yun Nam Hair Care CAFES, RESTAURANTS & FOOD COURT 04 - 45 to 49 1 Market by Chef Wan B1 - 07 4 Fingers Crispy Chicken 04 - 64 & 66 Ambush 03 - 85 Bangkok Jam 01 - 23 BreadTalk & TOAST BOX B1 - 11 Burger King B2 - 25/26 Carl’s Jr 02 - 32 CRYSTAL JADE KITCHEN 02 - K1/K2/K3/ Costa Coffee K5/K6 03 - 92 DÔME café 03 - 86 to 88 dr. CAFÉ COFFEE B2 - 50/51 Din-Gi Noodle House 04 - 68 Hifumi 03 - 84 Hoshino Coffee B2 - 40 Hot Tomato Express 06 - 05/06 Ichiban Sushi 02 - 35 Itacho Sushi B2 - 33/34 KAI sushi & grill B1 - 21/22 KFC 01 - 68 KOI Cafe - Hotspot
06 - 15 to 17 03 - 01 B2 - 22 03 - 89 B1 - 23/24 B1 - 01 02 - 01 01 - 34C 01 - 55 03 - 80 & 82 04 - 10/11 B2 - 07 01 - 32 & 35 B2 - 01 B2 - 52 & 54 B2 - 30 to 32 03 - 18 & 03 - K2 01 - K1 03 - 79 & 83 01 - 34B & 53 04 - 63/67 03 - 23 01 - 50 05 - 20 01 - 29A & 01 - 52 03 - 24 03 - 21 06 - 07 04 - 01 03 - 81 B2 - 35/36 06 - 08 to 10 B1 - 08
Kopitiam Lao Beijing Manna Story Marble Slab Creamery McDonald’s MOS Burger Mouth Restaurant Muchos Mexican Bar & Restaurant NamNam Noodle Bar Nana’s Green Tea Nando’s Old Street Bak Kut Teh. You Tiao.Soya Milk PappaRich Pizza Hut Sakae Teppanyaki Sakae Sushi Saybons by French Factory Secret Recipe Shiraz Mazzeh Skinny Pizza Starbucks SUKI-YA Swensen’s SwissBake Teddy & Me Tim Ho Wan Thai Express The Soup Spoon The Manhattan Fish Market Tokyo Walker - Ajisen Ramen - Osaka Osho - Botejyu San - Fruit Paradise Tsukada Nojo Wang Cafe Xin Wang Hong Kong Cafe Yoshinoya
For more information, kindly contact : L4 Customer Service – 6332 9248 (10am to 10pm) PS Family Lounge – 6332 9315 (12.30pm to 8.30pm) All information listed in this booklet is correct at time of print and is subject to change without prior notice.
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ildren’s Story Books from Ch It’s interesting how some of life’s greatest lessons can be found in children’s literature. Here are some of the best quotes from our favourite children’s books.
Promise me you’ll remember, you are BRAVER than you believe, STRONGER than you seem, SMARTER than you think. – A.A. Milne, Winnie the Pooh The moment you doubt whether you can fly, you cease forever to be able to do it.
No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted. – Aesop, The Lion and the Mouse
– J.M. Barrie, Peter Pan
It’s no use to go back to yesterday because I was a different person then. – Lewis Carroll, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland The true courage is in facing danger when you are afraid. – Frank Baum, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
In every job that must be done, there is an element of fun. You find the fun, and the job’s a game. – P.L. Travers, Mary Poppins
You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself in any direction you choose. You’re on your own. And you know what you know. And you are the one who’ll decide where to go.
– Dr. Seuss, Oh the Places You’ll Go
Numbing the pain for a while will only make it worse when you finally feel it. – J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
If you have good thoughts, they will shine out of your face like sunbeams and you will always look lovely. – Roald Dahl, The Twits
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