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S$16.00
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Philatelic
Forays Across The Curriculum |
Teachers'
resource book explores topics such as national education, history,
geography and the arts, through the use of postage stamps.
Written by Associate Professors Dr Tan Wee Kiat, Dr Angela F L Wong
and Dr Vilma D'Rozario from the National Institute of Education.
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S$5.50
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Singapore:
Many Races, One People |
This
teachers' and parents' resource book uses stamps to convey the importance
of social cohesion and racial harmony.
Written by Associate Professors Dr Tan Wee Kiat, Dr Angela F L Wong
and Dr Vilma D'Rozario from the National Institute of Education.
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S$5.50
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Singapore
Heritage: The Raffles Pitcher Plant |
Do
you know that the Raffles Pitcher Plant was first found in Singapore
in 1819? Associate Professor Dr Tan Wee Kiat uses stamps, phone cards
and currency notes to tell you about this fascinating plant.
Written by Associate Professors Dr Tan Wee Kiat, Dr Angela F L Wong
and Dr Vilma D'Rozario from the National Institute of Education.
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S$26.00
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We Are
One |
This
story, told through 'Kamashibai', a Japanese picture-card story form,
uses stamps to tell the story of how multi-racial Singapore, has come
together as one, to become a modern cosmopolitan country today. Suitable
for pre-school and lower primary children.
It is written in English and Chinese, by Weide Guo, and illustrated
by Twinkie Artcat and Andrew Ng.
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S$10.00
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The
Singapore Philatelic Story |
This
book was launched as part of SPM's 5th anniversary celebrations in
2000. It provides an insight into the philatelic scene in Singapore
since 1940s.
It is written in Chinese, by Mr Koh Eng Soon, an avid stamp collector
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