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Write the items that you will bring along to Pulau Ubin in the box below

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You will have a take a bumboat ride from the Changi Ferry Terminal to Pulau Ubin.

The duration of the ride is 15 minutes.

If you board the bumboat at 9.45 am, you will reach Pulau Ubin at _________.

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Refer to the maps of Singapore and Pulau Ubin.

3a. Pulau Ubin is located at the ______________________________ of Singapore.

3b. Chek Jawa is located at the ______________________________ of Pulau Ubin.

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Main Idea 1:

Chek Jawa is a unique natural area and has very rich ecosystems (habitats).

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Main Idea 2:

People can visit Chek Jawa easily.

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Main Idea:

The Sea Stars can be found in different habitats.

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1) Where does it live?

2) What is its size?

3) How does it look like?

4) How does it breathe?

5) Share one interesting fact about it.

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1) Where does it live ?

2) What is its size?

3) How does it look like?

4) How does it breathe?

5) Share one interesting fact about it.

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Main Idea 1:

The Nipah Palm has many uses.

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It plays an important role in coastal areas.

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People can visit Chek Jawa easily.

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9a. The Jejawi Tower is _________________ metres tall and made of ___________________________.

9b. This tower is used to view __________________________________

and observe ___________________________________________________.

9c. It is named after the native tree called

_________________________________.

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Every student is given $20 to spend for your trip to Pulau Ubin.

Calculate the amount of money you have left after paying for the return bumboat trip, food and drinks. Show your workings below.

List the type and cost of the items:

1) Bumboat ride from Changi Ferry Terminal to Pulau Ubin:

2) Bumboat ride from Pulau Ubin to Changi Ferry Terminal:

3) What type of food bought and cost:

4) What type of drink bought and cost:

5) What is the total amount of money spent:

6) What is the amount of money left after the trip:

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11a. On a scale of 1 to 5 (one being the least enjoyable and 5 being the most enjoyable), rate this class activity which you did today.

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3 things that I learnt:

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2 things that I want to find out:

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3) 1 thing I can share with my family

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Click on the link below to watch the video about Pulau Ubin.

https://youtu.be/NvhntoAcsJc?si=ORwafHvk9H-gZ--L

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1)cap
2)waterbotle
3)sunscreen
4)money

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10’oclock

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1)water bottle
2)rain coat
3)cap
4)portable fan

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Money,hat,bottle,snacks,tissue,portable fan

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3A)northeast

3B)east

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1) water bottle
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1)water bottle
2)hat
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4)sling bag
5)sunscreen
6)sunglasses
7)mosquito repellent

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10am

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10’ o clock

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3a) North east
3b) East

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3a)north east
3b) east

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Six major habitats ( ecosystems)meet and mix.
Visitors can either cycle or hire a vehicle to get to Chek Jawa Wetlands.

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1) It is commonly seen near mangroves and other silty shores.

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Chek Jawa Wetlands, covering approximately 100 hectares in area, is
located at the eastern end of Pulau Ubin, about 3 km away from the public
jetty at Pulau Ubin. You can hire a van or rent a bicycle from the main village,
or the more adventurous, can take a 40 min walk to Chek Jawa from the jetty.
One of Singapore's richest ecosystems, Chek Jawa is a unique natural area
where six major habitats (ecosystems) meet and mix. – sandy beach, rocky
beach, seagrass lagoon, coral rubble, mangroves and coastal forest.
To create greater access to Chek Jawa, visitor facilities were put in place
since July 2007, such as a visitor centre with a viewing jetty, a 1km boardwalk
(Mangrove and Coastal Loops), and a 21 m viewing tower called the Jejawi
Tower.
Planning your visit
Chek Jawa is an intertidal area, with various ecosystems unveiled at low
tides of 0.5 metres and below. Do refer to the tides table when you plan a
visit to avoid disappointment.
Chek Jawa Opening Hours: 7.00 am - 7.00 pm
Getting to Chek Jawa Wetlands
Upon arrival at the Ubin jetty, visitors can hire a van or rent a bicycle from
the main village. For the more adventurous, a walk to Chek Jawa would take
about 40 minutes.
Visitors can either cycle or hire a vehicle to get to Chek Jawa Wetlands. For
the safety of visitors, bicycles and vehicles will have to be parked at
designated lots near Punai Hut. Do remember to ask for a bicycle lock

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3a. It is located at the north-east side of Singapore.

3b. Chek Jawa is located at the east of Pulau Ubin.

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1)cap 2)water bottle 3)light snacks 4)money 5)rain coat 6)portable fan 7)mosquito repellent 8)small bag 9)camera.

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10am

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1. It is commonly seen near mangroves and other silty shores

2.It is between 4 to 6cm.

3.It looks like an ordinary mudskipper.

4. It breathes through its moist skin and gills.

5.Although it is a fish, it is able to live on land.

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Six major habits
Visitors can either cycle or hire a vehicle to get to Chek Jawa

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1)It lives near mangroves and silty shores .Sometimes also seen on seawalls and rocky shores
2)It is between 4cm and 6cm.
3)It has bluish spots on its head and body.Its pectoral and tail fins are reddish at the edges.
4)It breath through its gills
5)It is well camouflaged

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1)northeast
2)east

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Six major habitats
ecosystems meet and mix visitors can either cycle or hire a vehicle to get to Chek Jawa wetlands.

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1)seawalls and rocky shores
2)4cm to 6cm
3)camouflage and small
4)breath through lungs
5)they can see blackish area near the gills

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Some are found under stones,sea grasses,coral,bottom of a pool,Singapore’s northen shores

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On the northern shores ,the bottom of sandy pools , in sea grass or corals,under stones.

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1)They live in the holes of the base of the mangrove tree and mud lobsters mounds
2)they are 4 to 5 cm
3)It has a flat and squarish body and flat pointed legs
4)they breath through gill chambers
5)it may also any dead animal it comes across

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1)The biscuit sea star is usually found on Singapore’s northern shores. Each biscuit sea stars has a different pattern on its body.It has tiny suckers on its tube feet.

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base on the mangrove

4to5cm

It has a flat and squarish body with colourful pincers

They breathe through gill chambers

It may also eat any dead animals it come across

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1)Commonly seen in our mangroves.
2)It’s size is about 4cm to 5cm.
3)It has a flat and squarish body with colourful pincers.
4)The sides of the body have a structure that stay helps recirculate and oxygenate water in the gill chambers.in this way,these crabs can breathe air and stay out of the water for some time

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Along the way, you will be able to climb the seven-storey high (21m) Jejawi Tower to view the tree canopy and observe the biodiversity, such as birdlife. The viewing tower is named after the native tree (Malayan Banyan) that grows just beside the tower. Aluminum was used in the design and construction of the railings of the boardwalk, jetty, and viewing tower for its durability and ability to withstand harsh natural conditions at the wetlands.

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1. Chek Jawa is a unique natural area
where six major habitats (ecosystems) meet and mix. – sandy beach, rocky
beach, seagrass lagoon, coral rubble, mangroves and coastal forest.

2.visitors can hire a van

3.Visitors can walk to Chek Jawa

4.Visitors can rent a bike.

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The Dusky-gilled Mudskipper is a small, well
camouflaged mudskipper that is commonly
seen near mangroves and other silty shores.
Sometimes also seen on seawalls and rocky
shores.
It is between 4cm and 6cm. It has bluish spots
on its head and body. Its pectoral and tail fins
are reddish at the edges. The fish is only
positively identified by looking at their
underside, to see the blackish area near the gills.

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Along the way, you will be able to climb the seven-storey high (21 m) Jejawi Tower to view the tree canopy and observe the biodiversity, such as birdlife. The viewing tower is named after the native tree (Malayan Banyan) that grows just beside the tower. Aluminum was used in the design and construction of the railings of the boardwalk, jetty, and viewing tower for its durability and ability to withstand harsh natural conditions at the wetlands.

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Along the way, you will be able to climb the seven-storey high (21 m) Jejawi Tower to view the tree canopy and observe the biodiversity, such as birdlife. The viewing tower is named after the native tree (Malayan Banyan) that grows just beside the tower. Aluminum was used in the design and construction of the railings of the boardwalk, jetty, and viewing tower for its durability and ability to withstand harsh natural conditions at the wetlands.

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1) wine
2) sugar
3) palm sugar

1) in local deserts
2)Pulau Ubin
3)Admiralty park

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1.lives in tree
2.about 4 to 5cm
3.it has a flat and squarish body with colourful pincers
4.The sides of the body have a structure that help recirculate and oxygenate water in gills chambers.
5.They are considered pests in mangrove plantations because they attack mangrove seedlings

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This crab with a flat, squarish body and flat pointed legs is
commonly seen in our mangroves. Its body’s width is about
4cm to 5cm. It has a flat and squarish body with colourful
pincers. The sides of the body have a structure that help
recirculate and oxygenate water in the gill chambers. In this
way, these crabs can breathe air and stay out of the water for
some time.
Many are burrowers, digging holes at the base of mangrove
trees and in mud lobster mounds. At high tide during the day,
they are often seen clinging to tree trunks just above the water
line. Here they remain motionless. They probably do this to
avoid both aquatic predators in the water, as well as airborne
predators such as birds.
It eats mainly leaves, gathering these at night from the ground
or by climbing up trees. It may also eat any dead animals that
it comes across.
Some people pickle these crabs in black sauce with vinegar
and eat them with porridge while others eat them salted with
the roe or fried whole.
They are considered pests in mangrove plantations because
they attack mangrove seedlings.

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1)dusky-gilled mudskipper lives near  mangroves and other silty shores
2)it is between 4cm and 6cm
3)It has bluish spots on its head and body. Its pectorial and tail fins are reddish at the edges
4)It breathe through their gills
5)The fish is only positively identified by looking at their underside,to see the blackish area near the gills

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Chek Jawa Wetlands, covering approximately 100 hectares in area, is located at the eastern end of Pulau Ubin, about 3 km away from the public jetty at Pulau Ubin. You can hire a van or rent a bicycle from the main village, or the more adventurous, can take a 40 min walk to Chek Jawa from the jetty.
One of Singapore's richest ecosystems, Chek Jawa is a unique natural area where six major habitats (ecosystems) meet and mix. - sandy beach, rocky beach, seagrass lagoon, coral rubble, mangroves and coastal forest.
To create greater access to Chek Jawa, visitor facilities were put in place since July 2007, such as a visitor centre with a viewing jetty, a 1km boardwalk (Mangrove and Coastal Loops), and a 21 m viewing tower called the Jejawi Tower.

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9a 600

Aluminium

Tree canopy

And viewing tower for its durability and ability to withstand harsh natural conditions at the wetlands

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Native to Asia including Singapore, the Nipah Palm (Nypa fruticans) is a true mangrove palm. It has numerous economic uses: its sap is used in wine and sugar production, while its leaves serve as thatching materials for houses and huts. The sap from Nipah inflorescences is often used to make the familiar brown gula melaka (palm sugar).

The attap chee in our local dessert, ice kaang, comes from the fruit of the Nipah Palm.

The chestnut-brown fruits are borne in huge clusters and the seeds germinate while they are still attached to the parent palm, like true mangrove plants. This gives them an advantage over other species in terms of reproduction when they wash up at a suitable location. The seed is protected by fibrous husk which traps air that keeps it afloat.

Because of this, the Nipah Palm has a wide distribution all over coastal Southeast Asia.

Not only is the Nipah Palm used widely in food, it also plays an important part in the ecosystem, being a valued resource in coastal areas. It usually grows in large colonies, which help resist tidal changes and strong waves. As such, Nipah Palm colonies are natural buffers that protect our coasts. You can find this species lining our shores in places such as Pulau Ubin and Admiralty Park.

These are just three of many edible palms you may see in our neighbourhoods, parks and gardens. They also serve as valuable food sources for a wide range of native animals, such as birds, fruit bats and squirrels. Be sure to keep an eye out for them the

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Some are found on corals the sea under stones,Singapore northern shores.

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The Spiny Sea Star has many spiny bumps along its arms.
It is usually grey, brown or orange.
It can be found hidden among sea grass or coral.

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On the northern shores, the bottom of the sandy pools, in sea grass or corals, under stones.

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Dusky-gilled Mudskipper
The Dusky-gilled Mudskipper is a small, well camouflaged mudskipper that is commonly seen near mangroves and other silty shores.
Sometimes also seen on seawalls and rocky shores.
It is between 4cm and 6cm. It has bluish spots on its head and body. Its pectoral and tail fins are reddish at the edges. The fish is only positively identified by looking at their underside, to see the blackish area near the gills.

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The attap chee in our local dessert, ice kacang, comes from the fruit of the Nipah Palm.
The chestnut-brown fruits are borne in huge clusters and the seeds germinate while they are still attached to the parent palm, like true mangrove plants. This gives them an advantage over other species in terms of reproduction when they wash up at a suitable location. The seed is protected by fibrous husk which traps air that keeps it afloat.
Because of this, the Nipah Palm has a wide distribution all over coastal Southeast Asia.
Not only is the Nipah Palm used widely in food, it also plays an important part in the ecosystem, being a valued resource in coastal areas. It usually grows in large colonies, which help resist tidal changes and strong waves. As such, Nipah Palm colonies are natural buffers that protect our coasts. You can find this species lining our shores in places such as Pulau Ubin and Admiralty Park.

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9a.The Jejawi Tower is seven-storey(21m)

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9a)The Jejawi tower is 600m it is made of aluminium .

9b) view the tree, canopy and observe the biodiversity

9c) Malayan banyan

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2)$4

3)nasi lemak and ice cream cost:$6.90

4)iced lemon tea cost:$2.50

5)$17.40

6)$2.60

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The Biscuit Sea star are found on Singapore's northern shores.

The Sand Sea Star lives at the sandy bottom of a pool.

The Spiny Sea Star are hidden among sea grasses or coral.

The cushion sea star are hidden under stones.

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$20 - $11.90 = $9.90 I have $9.90 left after buying ice cream, iced milo and the bumboat for coming and going back

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