September 2017
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From The Editor Hi Kids, September means back to school! But it also means International Chocolate Day! Did you celebrate with your favourite chocolate bar on 13th September? Other significant dates in September include International Day of Peace on the 21st and World Heart Day on the 29th. You can read about both of these important dates inside this month’s issue of Kidslife. How many times do you think you’ve travelled on an escalator so far this month? Did you know the very first escalator was used as an amusement park ride? Read on to find out more. They must have thousands of escalators in Shanghai. The most populated city in the world is featured in our Travel Diary this month so don’t miss it! You can also read all about that fascinating creature the Peacock – the one with the beautifully coloured tail feathers. The coconut is also featured in this month’s Kidslife. Did you know it’s actually a fruit?
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As usual, we’ve also brought you puzzles, riddles, facts and news – not forgetting the latest movies, books, apps and music charts. In fact, everything to keep you entertained until next month! See you then!
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8. Editor's Pick 10. KidsLife Cover Star 12. KidsLife News 14. International Day of Peace 16. September Facts 17. Music Charts 18. Travel Diaries - Shanghai 22. Animal Kingdom - Peacock 26. Great Minds 30. Coconut Fruit Facts 34. Book Club 36. KidsLife Clinic 40. World Heart Day 42. Fun Time 44. More Fun Activities 46. Language Club 50. Maths Club 54. More Language Activities 56. More Maths 58. Movies Night 60. Monthly Competition 62. New Apps We Love...
PORTABLE MAGIC SEALER
Maintain the flavor and texture of your food and snacks in just a few seconds. Instantly seal your leftover food into a bag for storage.
Wooden School Bus Set
This school bus play set is a fun and educational toy for your little one. It is designed with moving wheels, an opening door and includes 7 figures.
Little Live Pets Snuggles My Dream Puppy Vtech Kidizoom Smartwatch DX 2.0 in Camouflage
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Snuggles is so cute, one look into his expressive eyes and your kids will be hooked. Snuggles is a little different to most animatronic pets in that he has been designed to breathe and move just like a real puppy.
Elos Skateboard
The stylish design of Elos weighs no more than a laptop and can fit into your backpack. The racecar inspired iconic design is super stable to learn and can turn on a dime.
The VTech Kidizoom Smartwatch DX 2.0 is the latest in must have gadget ware for children aged 4 - 12 years.
Cute Animal Planters
These planters are so charming you’ll want one in every room!
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Geppetto's Pencil Sharpener Gift Set
7-Inch Android Kids Tablet
It has a weighted base that keeps Pinocchio's smiling face up even with a new pencil. This Android tablet comes with Zoodles pre-installed so you and your child can access age appropriate games and learning activities. A child-friendly interface makes it easy to use and parents get full play-along access to sites.
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Light Up Drawing Board Encourage your child's creative side with this light up drawing board. Watch as they create fantastic artwork that glows!
BRIO Labyrinth Game
This game has challenged and fascinated players of all ages ever since it was introduced in 1946, proven by the fact that it has sold 3 million pieces! Balance the ball from start to finish, without it falling in any of the holes.
mBot - STEM Educational Robot Kit
With the mBot kit you get hands-on experience assembling a robot in about 10 minutes. You also learn the2017 STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, September Mathematics) system.
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my name is Hanna AlAwadhi. I am 3 years old. my birthday is on the 16th of March. my favourite colour is baby pink. my favourite sport is jumping on hoola hoops. my favourite cartoons are "queen Sofia the first" , "shimmer and shine" and "Jake and the neverland pirates". and my favourite character is Sofia the first. I go to Young Ambassador early language centre. I'm in KG1. my favourite app on iPad is YouTube. when I grow up , I want to be a Doctor. Photographer: Dalal AlDughaishem (@dalal_aldughaishem) , (@saycheeez_photo) September 2017
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September 2017
News Hurricane Harvey’s rains set U.S. record
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Hurricanes are extreme storms. And when they rain, they can pour — hour after hour after hour. Just ask anyone in the vicinity of Harris County, Texas. It includes Houston, the fourth largest U.S. city. And since a storm named Harvey made landfall as a category 4 hurricane late August 25, torrents of rain have deluged the east-central Gulf coast of Texas. The slow moving tropical cyclone stalled over the state — for days. So the water kept coming. And coming. And coming. More than 1.2 meters (4 feet) of water fell in some parts of East Texas, according to the National Weather Service (NWS) office in Houston. Flooding prompted widespread water rescues across the greater Houston area (some 80 kilometers, or 50 miles, from the coast). This region is home to nearly 6 million people. And by the fourth day of Harvey’s rains, flood waters already covered an estimated one-third of Houston’s more than 1,550 square kilometer (600 square mile) area. A rain gauge in Houston’s Cedar Bayou logged a staggering 131.78 centimeters (51.88 inches) of rain, the NWS tweeted out of its Houston office. That was as of 3:40 p.m. August 29. This surpassed the old record for a tropical storm in the continental United States. That record is 122 centimeters (48 inches). It was set in 1978, also in Texas, when tropical cyclone Amelia blew through. The only U.S. storm to drop more water in one place was Hurricane Hiki. This 1950 cyclone unleashed 132 centimeters (52 inches) of water on the Hawaiian island of Kauai. (Those rains triggered dozens of mudslides and more.) When measurements of Harvey’s totals are complete, scientists expect it will have toppled Hiki’s record. Meanwhile, even six days into the disaster, conditions in Texas had not abated. Since Harvey hit, at least 6 million Texans have seen more than 76 centimeters (30 inches) of rain, the NWS reports. It has summed up this storm as simply an “unprecedented and historic” rainfall “catastrophe.”
Get Ready For A Close Encounter With A Massive Asteroid!
Earlier this month, millions of Americans were treated to a rare spectacle: a total solar eclipse that was visible from coast-to-coast. While Florence, a massive asteroid that will zip past our planet on September 1, will not overshadow the stunning event, it will make history of its own. According to Paul Chodas at the Center for Near Earth Object (NEO) Studies, the space rock is the largest to pass this close to our planet since the first near-Earth asteroid was discovered over a century ago. Though many small NEOs enter our atmosphere harmlessly on a regular basis, the average size of comets or asteroids whose orbits have come into proximity with Earth is about 460 feet (140 meters) In comparison, the Spitzer Space Telescope estimates Florence is an impressive 2.7 miles (4,345 meters) across, or about a third of the size of the asteroid believed to have caused dinosaurs to become extinct. Luckily, according to NASA experts, the closest Florence will get is about 4.4 million miles, or approximately 18 times the distance between the Earth and the moon. While that is far enough to rule out a possible collision, it is close enough to view with binoculars and telescopes from late August to early September. More importantly, Florence’s proximity will give scientists the rare opportunity to observe the asteroid in detail. Studying this largely unaltered rock debris, from when the solar system was created about 4.6 billion years ago, will give researchers some insights into the formation process of Earth and other planets. Discovered in March 1981 by American astronomer Schelte “Bobby” Bus at Australia’s Siding Spring Observatory, Florence was named after Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing. The asteroid hasn’t been this close to Earth since 1890, and won’t approach us again until 2500. Though most NEO’s aren’t nearly as large as the visiting behemoth, they’re not a rare occurrence. In 2016, more than 15,000 asteroids were classified as near-earth objects, and about 1,500 previously unknown ones are discovered each year. Though this might sound concerning, even those that get significantly close to our planet don’t necessarily pose a risk. In March of this year, an asteroid the size of a bus caught experts by complete surprise when it soared within 202,000 miles of Earth — nearer than the distance between the Earth and the moon. Fortunately, it had no intention of landing on our planet. September 2017
Early Earth may have been a hot doughnut
In its early youth, Earth might have spent some time shaped like a hot, spinning jelly doughnut. That’s a suggestion just offered up by two planetary scientists. Doughnut Earth would have existed some 4.5 billion years ago. Back then, our rocky planet was spinning through space when it likely smacked into a Mars-sized hunk of rotating rock called Theia (THAY-ah). This, in fact, is one nowpopular explanation for how our moon came to be. It was flung off as a rocky shard released by that collision. That massive smashup may have turned Earth into a blob of mostly vaporized rock. And the planet’s center would likely have been indented, as if squeezed by cosmic fingers. A new computer modeling study came up with this likely shape. Simon Lock of Harvard University in Cambridge, Mass., and Sarah Stewart at the University of California, Davis, reported their computer’s new assessment May 22 in the Journal of Geophysical Research: Planets. Lock and Stewart also came up with a new term to describe the geological-jelly-doughnut shape that Earth would have resembled. They call it synestia (Sih-NES-tee-uh), from syn-
(meaning together) and Hestia, the Greek goddess of home, hearth and architecture. The semi-flattened orb might have ballooned out to about 100,000 kilometers (or some 62,000 miles) across or more. Prior to the collision, Earth’s diameter had only been some 13,000 kilometers (8,000 miles) or so. Why the temporary, smooshed up shape? Much of Earth’s rock would have vaporized as it continued to spin quickly. Centrifugal force due to this spinning would have flattened the shape of the now-softened Earth. If Earth went through a synestia state, it was short-lived. An object Earth’s size would have cooled quickly. This would have returned the planet back into a solid, spherical rock. It would likely have taken no more than 100 to 1,000 years to return to its former shape, Lock and Stewart conclude. Rocky bodies may become synestic several times before settling into a permanent orb-like shape, they say. To date, however, no one has seen a synestia in space. But the weird structures could be out there, Lock and Stewart suggest. They might be awaiting discovery in solar systems far away.
Binge-watching television causes sleep problems New research shows that binge-watching television can adversely affect your health. Binge-viewing involves excessive watching of back-to-back TV shows in a single sitting. It has become prevalent across the world with the advent of online streaming and downloading services. Researchers from the University of Michigan in the USA and the Leuven School for Mass Communication Research in Belgium surveyed 423 people aged 18-25 on their TVviewing habits. Their research found that binge-viewing greatly interrupted sleep patterns. Co-author Professor Jan Van den Bulck said: "Our study signals that binge-viewing is prevalent in young adults and that it may be harmful to their sleep." The researchers asked participants about their sleep quality, levels of fatigue and prevalence of insomnia. They also enquired about their frequency of binge-watching programs on televisions, laptops and desktop computers. Over 80 per cent of the participants reported binge-watching, with 20 per cent doing so several times a week. Binge-watchers are 98 per cent more likely to experience poor sleep quality. A researcher said: "Bingeable TV shows have plots that keep
the viewer tied to the screen. We think they become intensely involved with the content and may keep thinking about it when they want to go to sleep." She said this caused people problems when trying to sleep. September 2017
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International Day of Peace Thursday, September 21
The International Day of Peace ("Peace Day") is observed around the world each year on 21 September. Established in 1981 by unanimous United Nations resolution, Peace Day provides a globally shared date for all humanity to commit to Peace above all differences and to contribute to building a Culture of Peace.
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Together for Peace: Respect, Safety and Dignity for All This theme is based on the TOGETHER global campaign that promotes respect, safety and dignity for everyone forced to flee their homes in search of a better life.TOGETHER brings together the organizations of the United Nations System, the 193 member countries of the United Nations, the private sector, civil society, academic institutions and individual citizens in a global partnership in support of diversity, non-discrimination and acceptance of refugees and migrants. September 2017
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September 2017
SEPTEMBER In many parts of the world, September is the first month of autumn and it is associated with the beginning of school.
The birthstone for September is the sapphire.
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The birth flower for September is the morning glory.
September 23rd: In 1846, the planet Neptune was discovered!
In the UK, September 26 is the most common birthday for people born in the last 20 years.
The zodiac signs for September are Virgo (August 23 September 22) and Libra (September 23 October 22)
September is the only month with the same number of letters in its name as the number of the month: it is the ninth month and has nine letters.
In 1752, September had only 19 days in the UK. The 3rd13th were omitted in the change from Julian to Gregorian calendar. September 2017
September 13th: Today is International Chocolate Day!
September (from the Latin septem, seven) was the seventh month of the old Roman calendar.
9th: In 1776, the name “United States of America� was adopted by the US!
MUSIC CHART S Wild Thoughts
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DJ Khaled, Rihanna & Bryson Tiller
There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back Shawn Mendes
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I'm The One
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DJ Khaled
Unforgettable French Montana & Swae Lee
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Attention
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Charlie Puth
Body Like A Back Road Sam Hunt
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Believer
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Imagine Dragons
Sorry Not Sorry Demi Lovato
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Passionfruit
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Drake
Humble. Kendrick Lamar
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Shanghai is a major city in China and the most populous city in the world!
It takes approximately 8 hours and 30 minutes to fly from Kuwait to Shanghai.
You will land at Shanghai Pudong International Airport which serves over 40 million passengers every year!
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The National Flag of the People’s Republic of China is known as the Five-star Red Flag. It is red with one large yellow star in the top left-hand corner, with four smaller yellow stars set around it in a semicircle.
Shanghai has 4 distinct seasons. Winter can be very cold (although it rarely snows) but summertime is hot and humid with an average high temperature of 32 degrees C. Spring (March to May) is the best time to visit the city.
Shanghai sits on the south edge of the estuary of the Yangtze, the longest river in Asia.
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The city boasts the busiest container port in the world!
It’s easy to get around in Shanghai. The efficient public transport system includes trams, buses, taxis and metros. The Shanghai Metro is a rapid transit system with 365 miles (588 km) of lines making it the longest in the world.
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Visitors flock to the City God Temple (or Temple of the City Gods). The temple is dedicated to three city Gods – Huo Guang, Qin Yubo and Chen Huacheng. Yu Garden is another popular tourist attraction. It is dominated by the Exquisite Jade Rock, a huge 5 ton boulder. It is believed the boulder was destined for the Imperial Palace in Beijing but was salvaged after the boat transporting it, sank off Shanghai.
You should also visit Longhua Temple, Shanghai’s oldest and largest temple. Built in the 10th century, it is named after the Pipal tree where Buddha is said to have reached enlightenment. It has a seven-storey pagoda and a huge bell in the tower. Distance Between Kuwait & Shanghai 4300 miles/6920km
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native language Shanghainese (also called Shanghai or Hu language) and Mandarin.
Tian Zi Fang is the arts and crafts neighbourhood of Shanghai. This is where you’ll find galleries, cafes, studios and boutiques – perfect for that essential holiday souvenir!
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Shanghai Museum is one of the best in China. It includes ornate calligraphy, thousand-year-old bronze works and exquisite jade carvings. The museum is easily identifiable by its distinct architecture – a circular building atop a square foundation.
Don’t forget to visit ‘The Bund’. This is a waterfront area in central Shanghai. It stretches for one mile along the bank of the Huangpu River and is home to 52 buildings of various architectural styles.
The Oriental Pearl TV Tower is often the first building to be recognised in Shanghai’s skyline. It has 3 legs, 11 spheres, multiple observation decks and a revolving restaurant. The ‘Space Module’ viewing deck is 1,148 feet above ground!
Shanghai World Financial Centre (SWFC) is another place where you’ll find a great highrise viewing point. Head here for that perfect city view photograph! September 2017
For some serious shopping, head to Nanjing Road. This is Shanghai’s equivalent to New York’s Fifth Avenue. Shanghai also has its own Disney resort! Packed full of all the usual Disney attractions, this is a must for any visitor!
Fangbang Xi Lu is a major street food market in Shanghai’s Old Town. You can find everything here including fried dumplings, steaming wontons, noodles, tofu and lobsters. It’s worth a visit just for the delicious smell!
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ghai sit? 1. On which river does Shan d? 2. What is the china flag calle Oriental Pearl TV Tower have? 3. How many spheres does the in Shanghai? 4. What is the oldest temple ? nt to New York’s Five Avenue 5. What is Shanghai’s equivale stined for? Rock believed to have been de de Ja e isit qu Ex the s wa ere 6. Wh it Shanghai? 7. When is the best time to vis there in Shanghai’s metro? 8. How many miles of line are 9. What is Fangbang Xi Lu? or false? dicated to 4 City Gods – true de is le mp Te d Go y Cit e Th . 10 September 2017
ANSWERS:1.Yangtze, 2.Five-star red flag, 3.11, 4.Longhua, 5.Nanjing Road, 6.Imperial Palace Beijing, 7.Spring (March to May), 8.365, 9.Street food market, 10.False (3)
The peacock is native to Asia.
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‘Peacock’ actually only refers to the male bird. The female is called a ‘peahen’. The correct name of the species is ‘Peafowl’.
There are three species: Indian (Blue) Peafowl, Green Peafowl and Congo Peafowl.
A family of peafowl is called a ‘bevy’ and a group is called a ‘party’.
They build their nests on the ground.
They are one of the largest flying birds and can reach 5 feet in length (including the tail). September 2017
They can live up to 20 years both in the wild and in captivity.
Peacocks have spurs on their heels to allow them to defend themselves. When a peacock or peahen senses danger, it flies away and hides in trees. They spend nights in trees for the same reason.
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Peacocks are well known and easily recognised by their tail. The tail feathers have spots surrounded with red, green and gold. The colours are beautiful, particularly in the reflection of light.
Peafowl are omnivores which means they eat both plants and animals. Their diet includes insects, flowers, seeds and reptiles.
A peahen will choose its partner based on the length, width and colour of his tail which can be arched into a beautiful fan of feathers.
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They may have a beautiful tail, but peacocks are said to have very ugly legs and make a rather unpleasant sound.
Peacocks will usually mate with more than one female.
Peahens lay between 3 and 5 eggs. The young birds hatch after 28 days.
The Indian Peacock is the national bird of India.
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d? of peafowl calle ily m fa a is at h W 1. nivore mean? 2. What does om heels? s have on their ck o c a e p o d at 3. Wh ? how many days r e ft a ch at h s d 4. Young bir – true or false? s g le l fu ti u a e b e 5. Peacocks hav ies of peafowl. 6. Name 3 spec urs? ure which 3 colo at fe rs e h at fe 7. Peacock ? wl endangered 8. Why are peafo eafowl live present? 9. How long to p peacock eyes re o d at h w y, g lo ho 10. In Greek myt September 2017
In Greek and Roman mythology, peacock eyes are believed to represent heaven and the stars.
At just 1 day old, a peafowl can eat, drink and walk unassisted.
Unfortunately, peafowl are endangered because of smuggling and loss of their natural habitat.
Their main predators include cats and dogs!
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In medieval times, Peacocks were cooked and served to royalties.
ANSWERS: 1.Bevy, 2.Eat plants and animals, 3.Spurs, 4.28 days, 5.False, 6.Indian, Green and Congo, 7.Red, green and gold, 8.Smuggling and loss of habitat, 9.Up to 20 years, 10.Heaven and the stars September 2017
Jesse W. Reno Inventor of the escalator Jesse Wilford Reno was born on 4th August 1861 in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, USA. His brother, Conrad Reno, was an attorney.
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Their father, Jesse L. Reno, commanded the 9th Corps of the US Army during the American Civil War. Little is known of Jesse’'s early life other than he graduated from Lehigh University with an engineering degree in mining in 1883. He also received a metallurgical degree (the study of metals). September 2017
Jesse went on to invent the first working escalator in 1891. It was first put to use at the Old Iron Pier in Coney Island, New York City, as an amusement park ride! GREAT MINDS
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It climbed seven feet off the ground.
An earlier steam powered invention by Nathan Ames, known as ‘revolving stairs’ was patented on 9th March 1859 but was never built. September 2017
He was an admirer of ancient monuments and praised Muslim rulers for protecting and preserving pre-Islamic monuments and artifacts.
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But this wasn’t his only invention. Jesse also invented an aircraft carrier (a floating airfield driven by propeller) and a submersible vehicle for salvaging shipwrecks.
He went on to build escalators for a number of subway systems in the US and even designed a spiral escalator for the London underground. This, however, never made it beyond the design stage.
Harrods in London was one of the first department stores to install the moving stairs.
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In 1902, he founded the Electric Stairways and Conveyors Company.
The respected inventor died on 2nd June 1947 in Pelham Manor, New York.
Jesse later sold the patent for his ‘Reno Inclined Elevator’ to Otis Elevator.
Questions:
1. Jesse received a degree in which two subjects? 2. How high did his first escalator climb? 3. Who invented the revolving stairs? 4. On what date did Jesse receive his patent? 5. Which department store was one of the first to install his escalator? 6. He also designed a steam rail system – true or false? 7. What was his company called? 8. Who did he sell his patent to? 9. What was his very first elevator put to use as? 10. In what year did Jesse die?
ANSWERS:1.Mining and metals, 2.7 feet, 3.Nathan Ames, 4.15th March 1892, 5.Harrods, 6.False – electric rail system, 7.Electric Stairways and Conveyors Company, 8.Otis Elevator, 9.An amusement park ride, 10.1947 September 2017
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You may be surprised to learn that a coconut is a fruit!
Botanically speaking, it is oneseeded ‘drupe’ which can be called a fruit, a nut or a seed. 30
It has three layers – the exocarp (outer layer), mesocar (middle layer) and endocarp (hard layer surrounding the seed).
Because every part of the coconut is used, it’s often called the ‘Fruit of Life’.
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They are used for drink, food, fuel, musical instruments, fibre and utensils to name just a few!
They are thought to originate from New Guinea.
Coconuts grow on coconut palm trees. They thrive in the tropics and subtropics. The trees can grow up to 30 meters high.
They grow in over 80 countries. The top three coconut producing countries are the Philippines, Indonesia and India.
In the early stages of its growth, a coconut contains high levels of water which can be consumed straight from the shell!
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Coconut water is growing in popularity as a sports drink as it contains high levels of protein, dietary fibre, antioxidants, vitamins, minerals and natural sugars. Coconut water can be used as a substitute for blood plasma. The high levels of sugar and salt make it possible to add the water to the bloodstream (similar to how an IV solution works in medicine). In World War II it was used in tropical areas for emergency transfusions. September 2017
In Thailand and Malaysia, pig-tailed macaques (a type of monkey) are trained to pick coconuts! Competitions are even held to find the fastest!
The Maldives has a coconut palm on its national Coat of Arms.
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QUESTIONS 1. What is the outer layer of a coconut called? 2. Which countries are the top 3 coconut producers? 3. How tall does a coconut palm grow? 4. How are coconuts used as a mosquito repellent? 5. What is a pig-tailed macaque? 6. Which country has a coconut on its coat of arms? 7. Because every part of a coconut is used, it is often called what? 8. What was coconut water used for in World War II? 9. Coconut water contains low levels of sugar – true or false? 10. Why is it dangerous to walk beneath a coconut palm tree? September 2017
Coconut is a popular ingredient in cakes and desserts and in yogurt and icecream. It is also widely used in savoury dishes including curry.
In addition to food and drink, coconuts are also used for cosmetic purposes and as a mosquito repellent (by burning the husk).
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Falling coconuts kill around 150 people every year! Be careful if you’re walking beneath a coconut palm tree! ANSWERS: 1.Exocarp, 2.The Philippines, Indonesia, India, 3.Up to 30 meters, 4.By burning the husk, 5.Monkey, 6.The Maldives, 7.Fruit of Life, 8.Emergency transfusions, 9.False (high levels), 10.A coconut could fall and kill you! September 2017
Found Dogs
by Erica Sirotich Babies and toddlers will delight in counting up each wriggly, wraggly rescue pup and then counting back down as each doggie is adopted. A bright, bouncy rhyme, jubilant art, and scads of adorable dogs will have wee ones giggling for more.
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Cosmic Commandos by Susan Hood
Jeremy and Justin are twins, but they couldn't be any more different from each other. Jeremy is a risk taker who likes to get his hands dirty; Justin prefers to read, focus, and get all his facts straight before jumping in. But they do have one important thing in common: They both love video games. When Jeremy wins a cereal-box charm that brings his favorite video game to life, villains and all, he finds that he's in way over his head. Justin knows everything there is to know about the rules of the game: he read the handbook, of course, and Jeremy isn't afraid to try new things. Can these two mismatched brothers work together to beat the video game that has become their life?
Jasmine Toguchi, Mochi Queen by Debbi Michiko Florence
Grace Kendall at Farrar, Straus and Giroux has preempted a chapter book series by Debbi Michiko Florence, about headstrong eight-yearold Jasmine Toguchi and her Japanese-American family. The first book, Jasmine Toguchi, Mochi Queen, is about yearning to be part of a fun family tradition, even if it's not something girls typically do. Publication begins in spring 2017.
The Unicorn in the Barn by Jacqueline K. Ogburn
A Dash of Dragon by Heidi Lang A thirteen-year-old master chef has a lot to prove as she tries to run a five-star restaurant, cook the perfect dragon cuisine, repay a greedy loan shark, and outsmart the Elven mafia in this entertaining novel that combines all of the best ingredients—fantasy, humor, adventure, action, cute boys, and a feisty heroine!
Hello Goodbye Dog by Maria Gianferrari
For Zara's dog, Moose, nothing is more important than being with her favorite girl. So when Zara has to go to school, WHOOSH, Moose escapes and rushes to her side. Hello, Moose! Unfortunately, dogs aren't allowed at school and Moose has to go back home. Goodbye, Moose. September 2017
For years people have claimed to see a mysterious white deer in the woods around Chinaberry Creek. It always gets away. One evening, Eric Harper thinks he spots it. But a deer doesn’t have a coat that shimmers like a pearl. And a deer certainly isn’t born with an ivory horn curling from its forehead. When Eric discovers the unicorn is hurt and being taken care of by the vet next door and her daughter, Allegra, his life is transformed. A tender tale of love, loss, and the connections we make, The Unicorn in the Barn shows us that sometimes ordinary life takes extraordinary turns.
Bubbles
by Abby Cooper Twelve-year-old Sophie Mulvaney's world has been turned upside down. Mom lost her job at the TV station and broke up with Pratik, whom Sophie adored. Her teacher is making them do a special project about risk-taking, so Sophie gets roped into doing a triathlon. And to top it all off, she's started seeing bubbles above people's heads that tell her what these people are thinking. Seeing other people's thoughts seems like it should be cool, but it's actually just stressful. What does it mean that Pratik wishes she and Mom were with him to eat dinner? Is her best friend Kaya really going out with their other best friend, Rafael, whom Sophie also has a crush on? And can Sophie's mom ever go back to her old self? In this funny, heartwarming novel, Sophie comes to learn that people are more than what they seem—or what they think.
Mrs. Smith's Spy School for Girls by Beth McMullen
After a botched escape plan from her boarding school, Abigail is stunned to discover the school is actually a cover for an elite spy ring called The Center, along with being training grounds for future spies. Even more shocking? Abigail’s mother is a top agent for The Center and she has gone MIA, with valuable information that many people would like to have—at any cost. Along with a former nemesis and charming boy from her grade, Abigail goes through a crash course in Spy Training 101, often with hilarious— and sometimes painful—results. But Abigail realizes she might be a better spy-in-training than she thought—and the answers to her mother’s whereabouts are a lot closer than she thinks…
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by Mike Maihack This is my favorite cloud. . .because it's the one I am watching. This is my favorite tree. . .because it's the one where I'm swinging. This is my favorite tooth. . .because it's the one that is missing. Follow a little girl as she takes you on a tour through all of her favorite things, from the holes she digs to the hugs she gives. September 2017
Almost Paradise by Corabel Shofner Twelve-year-old Ruby Clyde Henderson’s life turns upside down the day her mother’s boyfriend holds up a convenience store, and her mother is wrongly imprisoned for assisting with the crime. Ruby and her pet pig, Bunny, find their way to her estranged Aunt Eleanor's home. Aunt Eleanor is a nun who lives on a peach orchard called Paradise, and had turned away from their family long ago. With a little patience, she and Ruby begin to get along―but Eleanor has secrets of her own, secrets that might mean more hard times for Ruby.
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Fungal Infections What do you think of when you hear the word fungus? Do you think of mushrooms? A mushroom is one type of fungus, but fungus also refers to a type of germ that lives on all of us. This germ is harmless most of the time, but sometimes it can cause a problem called a fungal infection. It sounds gross, but don't worry or feel embarrassed. A lot of people get fungal infections, but they're usually easy to treat because a fungus rarely spreads below the skin.
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What Is a Fungal Infection? Fungi, the word for more than one fungus, can be found on different parts of the body. Here are some common types of fungal infections:
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Tinea is a type of fungal infection of the hair, skin, or nails. When it's on the skin, tinea usually begins as a small red area the size of a pea. As it grows, it spreads out in a circle or ring. Tinea is often called ringworm because it may look like tiny worms are under the skin (but of course, they're not!). Athlete's foot is another type of
fungal infection that usually appears between the toes but can also affect toenails and the bottom or sides of the feet.
Jock itch is a fungal infection of the groin and upper thighs. You might think only men and boys get it, but girls and women can get it, too. Candida is a yeast, similar to a fungus. It most often affects the skin around the nails or the soft, moist areas around body openings. Diaper rash in babies can be from one type of candidal infection, as can thrush (white patches often found in the mouths of babies).
Pityriasis versicolor is a rash ATHLETE'S FOOT
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Why Do Kids Get Fungal Infections? Lots of kids get fungal infections. Kids love to share and hang out together. Some of these infections are contagious, which means they easily spread from person to person. Close contact or sharing a comb or hairbrush with someone who has tinea can spread the fungus from one person to another. Because fungi need a warm, dark, and humid place to grow, public showers, pools, locker rooms, and even the warmth of shoes and socks can give fungi the perfect opportunity to strike. Taking antibiotics can cause some kids to get a yeast infection. Antibiotics get rid of germs that make us sick, but they can also kill many of the harmless bacteria in our body. These harmless bacteria normally fight with the yeast for a place to live, but when antibiotics kill them, the yeast is free to grow. Sometimes, a fungus may infect kids if they have an immune system disorder (this means their bodies can't fight certain types of infections). This is rare, but it does happen. 38
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Many skin problems look like a fungal infection so the best way to know for sure is to ask your doctor. Here are some signs you and a parent can look for: Athlete's foot causes symptoms that include red, dry, cracked, and itchy skin between the toes. Some people also have red, scaly bumps filled with pus on the bottoms and sides of their feet. Jock itch appears as a rash with elevated edges in the groin area. It's itchy and often feels like it is burning. It's pretty common, especially if you play sports. Sweating and wearing athletic equipment can bring on this kind of rash. Ringworm of the head begins as a small bump or scaly patch that looks like dandruff. The pimple or patch becomes larger and the hair in the infected area can become brittle and break off. This can create scaly patches of baldness, but the hair will grow back. If you have ringworm on your arms, legs, or chest, you may see small red spots that grow into large rings. Candida yeast causes the skin in the infected area to itch. The skin also might be red and swollen. Pityriasis versicolor, also caused by a yeast, makes lots of round and ovalshaped flat, pale patches on the skin, especially the chest, upper arms, and sometimes the face and neck. September 2017
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Getting rid of a fungal infection is not too hard. Your doctor may decide to scrape a small amount of the irritated skin or clip off a piece of hair or nail and look at it under a microscope or do a culture. Once your doctor knows what kind of infection you have, special antifungal creams and shampoos can help to get rid of it. Sometimes the doctor will prescribe a medicine to take by mouth. Make sure you take the medicine for as long as the doctor tells you.
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Walk away from athlete's foot by: lWashing your feet every day. lDrying your feet completely, especially between your toes. lWearing sandals or shower shoes when walking around in
locker rooms, public pools, and public showers. lWearing clean socks. If they get wet or damp, be sure to
change them as soon as you can. lUsing a medicated powder on your feet to help reduce
perspiration (sweating). Ask a parent first. You can ditch jock itch by: lWearing clean cotton underwear and loose-fitting pants. lKeeping your groin area clean and dry.
Prevent beastly yeast infections by: lChanging out of wet swimsuits instead of lounging around in
them. lWearing clean cotton underpants.
Say bye-bye to pityriasis by: lTrying not to let your skin get too hot or sweaty. lUsing an anti-dandruff shampoo to wash your skin once a
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World Heart Day Friday, September 29 Heart health is at the heart of all health. When you look after your heart it means eating and drinking well, exercising, stopping smoking... all the things that make you not only healthier, but also feel good and able to enjoy your life to the fullest. Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading cause of death and disability in the world, killing 17.5 million people a year. That's a third of all deaths on the planet and half of all non-communicable-disease-related deaths. Around 80% of these deaths are in low- and middle-income countries where human and financial resources are least able to address the CVD burden.
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THE WORLD’S MOST COMMON CAUSE OF DEATH CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES (CVDs) GLOBAL FACTS AND FIGURES
Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) - diseases of the heart or blood vessels, commonly referred to as heart disease or stroke
ABOUT CVDs… The number 1 cause of death worldwide Disease
Annual global deaths
CVDs Cancers Respiratory diseases Diabetes
Over 17 million 8.2 million 4 million 1.5 million
Over 23 million
31%
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predicted deaths from CVDs by 2030
Low and middle income
25% by 2025
countries most affected by CVD deaths
Many CVDs are preventable by addressing
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2025
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Heart disease and stroke cause a third of all deaths in women worldwide
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Shadow Game
Compare and connect 3 the mermaids with their true shadows
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Visual puzzle
Fin the missing pieces.
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Maze game: snail and ant
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COLOR THE WORLD! Santorini Island
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Santorini Volcanic eruptions broke up a single big island and made this ring of islands. The main island of the Santorini archipelago is officially called Thira; known for its sweeping cliffs, white buildings and artifacts from civilizations that lived there thousands of years ago. June 2017 2017 September
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Under sea Under the the sea
Can you spot the 5 differences between these two pictures?
Can you spot the 5 differences between these two pictures?
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Birthday Invitation Marco received the following invitation for Lia's upcoming birthday party. Read the invitation and use it to answer the questions.
Lia is turning 10!
Come help us celebrate Lia's tenth birthday! Date: Saturday, November 3rd Time: 2 p.m. Place: Lia's House, 318 Maple Street
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RSVP by Wednesday, October 31st to 555-0832 or liasmom@familymail.com.
1. What day is Lia's party? a. Monday b. Wednesday c. Thursday d. Saturday
6. If you plan to attend the party, what should you do? a. buy a gift b. just show up c. ask Lia if you can come d. call or e-mail by the 31st
2. What time does the party start? a. 2 a.m. b. 2 p.m. c. 5 p.m. d. It does not say
7. Why should you call 555-0832? a. to talk to Lia b. to find out what time the party starts c. to let Lia's mom know you are coming d. to figure out what Lia wants for her birthday
3. What time does the party end? a. 2 a.m. b. 2 p.m. c. 5 p.m. d. It does not say
8. What is the date of the party? a. October 2nd b. October 31st c. November 3rd d. November 30th
4. Where is the party being held? a. the school b. Lia's house c. at a local park d. Skate-o-Rama
9. What is October 31st? a. Halloween b. the date of party c. Lia's real birthday d. the date to RSVP by
5. Who is the party for? a. Lia b. everyone c. Lia's mom d. the soccer team
10. How old is Lia turning? a. 2 b. 3 c. 10 d. 21
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Alien Welcome Committee Scientists finally made contact with a group of aliens in space and they've invited them to Earth for a visit. You have been put in charge of the welcome committee. Write a song to sing to the aliens when they touch down on our planet for the first time.
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Ends in Y Person, Place, or Thing?
All the nouns on thisfor pageeach end in "y," but they become plurals in different ways. Write the plural word. You may know that for words where "y" follows a vowel, such as "key," we add "s" make it plural. But for where follows aadd consonant, Fortowords where y words follows a"y" vowel, s. such as "baby," you should drop the "y" and add "ies." Practice changing nouns ending in "y" from singular plural. For words where y follows a to consonant, drop the y and add ies.
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For many schools, september means the start of the school year. Students meet they’re new teachers and classmates. This is all so a time to buy clothes and supply such as backpacks pencils, and notebooks. Do you feel excited or nervos about going back to school. Think about what you will learn an whether theres a special goal you will try to meat. What will be the best thing about this school year?
For many schools, September means the start of the school year. Students meet their new teachers and classmates. This is also a time to buy clothes and supplies such as backpacks, pencils, and notebooks. Do you feel excited or nervous about going back to school? Think about what you will learn and whether there's a special goal you will try to meet. What will be the best thing about this school year? September 2017
One Step Equations Crack the case with a little luck and a lot of algebra! This art thief can only be caught using algebra to uncover his whereabouts.
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Black Beauty by Anna Sewell was written in 1877. In the book, Black Beauty, an English horse, tells the story of his life. In this paragraph from Chapter 6 he tells about life as a carriage horse. Black Beauty by Anna Sewell was written in 1877. the book, Black Beauty, an English horse, Chapter 6: In Liberty tellswas the quite story happy of his life. In this paragraph from Chapter he tells life as a carriage horse. know it6 must beabout so. I only mean to say that in my new place, and if
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there was one thing that I missedChapter it must not be thought I was discontented; all who quite in my new place, and if hadwas to do withhappy me were good there was one thing that and I had a light airy stable I missed it must thought I was discontented; all who andnot thebe best of food. What had to do with me were good more could I want? Why, and I had a three light airy stable liberty! For years and and the best of food. What a half of my life I had had all more could II could want?wish Why, the liberty for; liberty! For three years and but now, week after week, a half of my life I had had month after month, and noall the liberty could wishI for; doubt year Iafter year, must but now, week after stand up in a stable week, night month month, no and dayafter except whenand I am doubt year after year, I must wanted, and then I must stand a stable be justup asin steady andnight quiet and day except when I am as any old horse who has wanted, and then I must worked twenty years. Straps here and straps be just as steady and quiet there, a bit in my mouth, and blinkers over as oldNow, horse whonot hascomplaining, for I myany eyes. I am worked twenty years. Straps here and straps there, a bit in my mouth, and blinkers over my eyes. Now, I am not complaining, for I
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who has been used to some large field or plain know it must be so. I only to say that where he mean can fling up his for a young horsehead full of strength and spirits, and toss up his tail and who has been used to some large field or plain gallop away at full speed, then where he can fling up his round and back again with head and up his tail and a snort to toss his companions—I gallop away at full speed, then say it is hard never to have a round and back again with bit more liberty to do as you a snort to his companions—I like. Sometimes, when I have say it is never to have had less hard exercise than usual,a bit more liberty to do as you I have felt so full of life and like. Sometimes, when I have spring that when John has had less than usual, taken meexercise out to exercise I Ireally have could felt sonot fullkeep of life and quiet; spring when itJohn has as do whatthat I would, seemed taken me out to exercise if I must jump, or dance, Ior really could notIkeep prance, and many a good shake knowquiet; I must do what I would, it seemed have given him, especially at the first; but heas I must jump, or dance, or was always good ifand patient. prance, and many a good shake I know I must have given him, especially at the first; but he was always good and patient.
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discontented Circle the correct answer: a. lazy b. unhappy
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c. greedy a. leather pieces
d. cloth selfishmask b.
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18) a group of ofďŹ cials who enforce laws and investigate crimes 19) something that is hidden or kept away from others 21) concern about what could happen, worry 22) a buttery snack that people often eat in movie theatres 23) past tense of leave 25) a round container for holding something, such as water 26) another time, once more 28) a hand tool for pounding things, such as nails 30) the opposite of correct 32) to put things in something, such as a suitcase or a truck
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Store Hours Many businesses post signs to let customers know when they are open. Read the sign showing the store hours and use it to answer the questions.
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Mon.
10 a.m to 7 p.m.
Tues.
10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Wed.
9 a.m to 6 p.m.
Thur.
10 a.m to 7 p.m.
Fri.
10 a.m to 9 p.m.
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8 a.m to 5 p.m.
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11 a.m to 5 p.m.
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1. Marcus needs to buy a pair of soccer cleats. However, when his dad took him to the store last night at 8 p.m., he discovered that the store was closed. What night is the store open late so Marcus can buy his soccer cleats? a. Monday b. Wednesday c. Friday d. Sunday
2. Which day of the week has the shortest hours? a. Tuesday b. Thursday c. Saturday d. Sunday
3. If you prefer to shop early in the morning, what day should you visit the store? a. Tuesday b. Thursday c. Saturday d. Sunday
4. Carrie has to be at school by 10 a.m. every weekday. She needs to buy a new notebook. What weekday can she go to the store before she has to be at school? a. Monday b. Tuesday c. Wednesday d. Saturday
5. Which statement about the store's hours on Wednesday is true? a. The store closes an hour earlier than Tuesday. b. The store is open for eight hours during the day. c. The store opens earlier than it does on Saturday. d. The store is open when most people are still asleep.
6. On most days of the week, what time does the store open? a. 8 a.m. b. 9 a.m. c. 10 a.m. d. 11 a.m.
7. On Monday, what time does the store close? a. 5 p.m. b. 6 p.m. c. 7 p.m. d. 8 p.m. 8. Which day of the week does the store have the longest hours? a. Monday b. Wednesday c. Friday d. Saturday
9. On which days of the week does the store have identical hours? (Select all that apply) a. Monday b. Tuesday c. Wednesday d. Thursday e. Friday f. Saturday g. Sunday 10. On which days of the week does the store open after 10 a.m.? (Select all that apply) a. Monday b. Tuesday c. Wednesday d. Thursday e. Friday f. Saturday g. Sunday March 20172017 September
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LONG DIVISION Lenny, the Long Division Whale, only likes to eat quotients with remainders. Solve all the problems and then circle the ones that have remainders!
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Multiplication Picnicking Signs
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The multiplication and division signs are having a picnic. While they’re gone, it’s up to you to fill in the missing multiplication ordivision division sign in aeach equation. The multiplication and signs are having picnic. While they’re gone, it’s up to you to fill in the missing multiplication or division sign in each equation.
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THE LEGO NINJAGO MOVIE In this big-screen NINJAGO adventure, the battle for NINJAGO City calls to action young Master Builder Lloyd, aka the Green Ninja, along with his friends, who are all secret ninja warriors. Led by Master Wu, as wise-cracking as he is wise, they must defeat evil warlord Garmadon, The Worst Guy Ever, who also happens to be Lloyd’s dad. Pitting mech against mech and father against son, the epic showdown will test this fierce but undisciplined team of modern-day ninjas who must learn to check their egos and pull together to unleash their inner power of Spinjitzu. September 2017
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Exercise a piece of your mind while you exercise your peace of mind as you flip, slide and spin. Introducing: Piece Out — a new innovative puzzle game from the creators of hit games DUET and Basket Fall.
Zaltan Legends Zlatan Legends (the offical game of Zlatan Ibrahimović) is an exciting arcade sports game that rewards both skill and determination! Race against other players in a unique intergalactic tournament of epic proportions. Rise in fame and take the podium as the champion of the universe!
Home Arcade The hit core mobile game, "Glyph Quest" is back! This game is no simple Match 3 puzzler. A battle game wearing a puzzle game's clothing, Glyph Quest Chronicles tests your gameplay skills to the limit. Defeat the hordes of enemies facing you by sharpening your spell-casting, arming yourself for battle with armour and weapon upgrades, and employing the right items in the midst of combat.
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Blast through a stylish, neon landscape in this story-driven, racing adventure. DATA WINGs deliver critical data throughout the computer system, following Mother's orders without question. But when the system comes under attack, and Mother becomes irrational, something must be done!
Summoner's Greed
Once upon a time in a far away land, a king held a treasure, but not in his hand. “In an old chest!” he said, where the treasure was placed. Deep in the castle, it sat humble and grace. Months went by, and seasons changed; the chest was untouched, unseen and unscathed. But then one day, a summoner came. He saw the old chest, and took it away.
War Wings
Take to the skies and join the battle in epic WWII dogfights! Climb into the cockpit of your fully customisable warplane and get ready for take-off - your mission is about to begin!
Super Phantom
Super Phantom Cat is a new retro platformer! Try to find your way through different worlds by uncovering hidden paths — and collect data to unlock new characters.
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