3. Names in the news Places in the news
Lee Kuan Yew (the whole newspaper) Sentosa (pg16)
Words in the News
(pg8-9)
visionary
conviction
unique
counsel
(Pg10-11)
iconic
establish
inaugurated
pneumonia
(Pg8-9)
admission
nominated
intra-island
complimentary
(pg20)
attap huts
populace
Cabinet
(government)
4. Impact on the world (pg8-9)
We saw many world leaders
turn up for Mr Lee Kuan
Yew’s state funeral on
Sunday
Read page 8-9 to see what
they had to say about him
(they are all good things)
Mr Lee has done a lot to
promote good ties and
relationships with countries
all over the world
5. A life for Singapore (pg10-11)
This 2-page spread
discusses the legacies
shaped by our former Prime
Minister, Mr Lee Kuan Yew
Read on to find out more
about his life growing up,
his legacies while he was in
office, and his life in
general.
6. Sentosa’s SG 50 Bash(pg 16)
As part of SG50 celebrations
this year, visitors can now
enter Sentosa for free
Walking into Sentosa via the
broadwalk normally costs $1
Entering by cars or taxis can
cost between $2 to $7
Expect more events and
carnivals at Sentosa as we
near the SG50 celebrations
in August
7. Celebrating his life’s work (pg20)
Recap some of the many
legacies Mr Lee Kuan Yew
has left us
From attar huts, he gave us
our own homes
He created National Service
so we can protect our nation
We are a clean and green
city
8. One of the legacies Mr Lee Kuan Yew has left us is
the excellent relationships we share with our
neighbouring countries.
Next week is International Friendship Day. We
shall see the impact and the benefits of this legacy
Mr Lee has left us.
In the meantime, think and buzz with your friends
why it is important to be friends with our
neighbouring countries?
–Mr Ng
