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Activity Booklet for Seniors
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If you know of any seniors and caregivers who need
information about community care services or assistance with care, contact Agency for Integrated Care
(AIC).(AIC)
Jika anda tahu warga emas dan penjaga yang memerlukan
maklumat mengenai khidmat penjagaan masyarakat untuk
warga emas atau memerlukan bantuan penjagaan warga emas, sila hubungi Agensi Penjagaan
Bersepadu (AIC).
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Call 1800-650-6060 (Monday-Friday
8.30am-8.30pm; Saturday 8.30am-4pm)
1800-650-6060
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Melalui 1800-650-6060 (Isnin-Jumaat 8.30 pagi-8.30 malam; Sabtu 8.30 pagi-4.00
petang)
1800-650-6060 ( ll μ l e ll k
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Website: https://www.aic.sg https://www.aic.sg Lungsuri: https://www.aic.sg i t m: https://www.aic.sg
Visit Kunjungi r mAIC Link
(https://www.aic.sg/resources/AIC%20Link)
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Welcome!
This is the third activity booklet for seniors, entitled Rolling Good Times!
We hope the 16 activities in this last instalment will rekindle wonderful memories of the many games
and entertainment of yesteryears.
With each activity, there are reminders on how to stay safe and healthy during this time. There are
also other useful resources that can be found at the back of the booklet.
Continue to keep well and stay safe with your family!
Agency for Integrated Care (AIC)
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Look out for the loving
reminders along the way. There is an activity for this
on pages 29-31.
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(Information is correct at time of electronic publishing, 22 June 2020, and is subject to revision without prior notice.)
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(AIC)
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Draw the Other Half 5
Find It 6
Layang Layang 7
Your Design 9Your
Playground 10
See-Saw 11
Maze 13
Sound of Music 14Library
Bookmark 15
Pop-Up Card 17
Make a Guess Have a Laugh 19
Spot the Difference 20
Soccer Fever 21
Catch the Kacang 23
Saga Seeds 25
Remember? 27
Add It Up 29
Answers 32
Resources 34
Contents
Concept, design & illustration: Chee Seam, Joanne Lio, Karen Koh, Lee Sze-Chin, Moses Sia.
Draw the Other Half
Wash your hands frequently with soap.
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Do you remember how television (TV) sets looked like in the past? Draw in the missing parts and add on items that you have on top and below the TV. What was your favourite programme?
Where possible, ask your family
members to assist with essential activities. Get help buying food and groceries.
Find It
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Look at the drawing on the right and circle the hidden alphabets that spell out WONDERLAND.
WONDERLAND
Restaurants, hawker centres, coffeeshops, food courts and other F&B outlets will open and dine-in is
allowed for groups of up to 5.
Layang Layang
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Cut out the kite on the left along the cut lines and cut
the slits 1, 2 and 3. From the back, weave the
kite out from slit 1, into slit 2 and back out from slit 3.
Now, you can “fly your kite” by sliding it up and down.
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2 3
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Your Design After each day of use, please wash your
reusable mask with warm soapy water for at least 1 minute and dry
it, preferably under the sun.
oapy
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Do you remember when you last watched a traditional Chinese opera or Wayang Kulit? Add colourful designs to the backdrop for these performances. Some patterns are
provided to give you ideas.
Be aware of scam calls impersonating MOH officers. When in doubt, ring
the MOH hotline at 1800-333-9999.
1800-333-9999
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This Pelican Playground was built in the 1980s. It comprises many different types of shapes.
Design your own playground with these shapes. 1980
Your Playground
Example
See-Saw
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The wooden see-saws were much loved in our playgrounds. Cut out the circle, then cut along the lines indicated with the scissors.
Lastly, fold along the dotted lines and colour the picture to make your own see-saw!
We need to support each other amidst
COVID-19. Call the AIC Hotline at 1800-650-6060 should you need help.
(AIC)1800-650-6060
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Maze
Stay connected with your family and friends through phone or video calls.
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The first television programme aired on Television Singapura’s Channel 5 in 1963. After Singapore’s independence, Radio Singapura and Television
Singapura merged to form Radio Television Singapore.
The maze shows a TV test pattern that was commonly used back then. Can you find your way through the picture maze from the start to the end?
1963 5
Sound of Music
Vinyl records were the main ways we could enjoy
our favourite music repeatedly. Draw your favourite record cover.
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main ways we could enjoy our favourite music
repeatedly. Draw your favourite reco
Draw your ord cover.
Seniors are encouraged to
continue to stay home as much as possible and
to limit their interactions to a small regular circle of
close contacts.
Library Bookmark
Everyone must wear a mask when outside of their homes.
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Do you remember the red brick walls of the old National Library? That place was a haunt for book lovers!
Cut out the square and fold according to the instructions to make a bookmark that is inspired by that library.
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Cut out the rectangle on the right, fold and cut the slits. Then, cut out parts A, B and C to glue on as indicated.
Add colours to your pop-up card too.
Keep 1 metre apart from others when you are out.
Pop-Up Card
Great World Amusement Park provided entertainment and leisure for all ages from 1929 to 1978.
1929 1978
A B C
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Do you remember this famous pair of Singaporean
comedians from the 1960s and 70s?
1960 70
For emotional support and social services, call the 24-hour National Care
Hotline at 6202-6868. 24
: 6202-6868
Make a Guess Have a Laugh
Can you guess the the parking lot number
that this car is in?
Spot the Difference
Seniors are especially vulnerable
and should continue to avoid peak hours if they
need to go out.
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Can you spot 10 differences?
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Capitol Theatre, which first opened in
1930, remained a popular spot for
movies and social gatherings right
through the 60s and into the 80s.
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Soccer Fever Monitor your temperature twice a day.
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Remember the “Kallang Wave” during football matches at the old National Stadium? Relive those moments by creating your own mini version. 3 cheers to good health!
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Catch the Kacang
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Cut Parts 1 and 2 out. Curl Part 1 into a cone. Crush one end of Part 2 before gluing the other end to Part 1.
If you are sick, visit a doctor and don’t
doctor hop.
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Part 1 1
Part 2 2
Crush into a ball
shape.
Do you remember catching kacang puteh with your mouth? Try catching it with this cone.
Glue
Glue
Glue
Glue
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Keep active. Remember to do
some simple exercises at home.
Re
Saga Seeds
Cut out these 4 triangles, and colour the other side red. Then, start rolling them from the broader end and glue the other end down to
make your own “Saga Seeds”.4
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Toss the 4 “Saga Seeds” on the table. Select 2 seeds and use your pinky to draw a line between them. Then flick one seed towards the other with your
pinky. If it hits the other without touching any other seed, you win both.4 “ ” 2
We used to pick up red and shiny “Saga Seeds” from the ground and play
games with them.
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Remember?
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Do you remember Kuti-Kuti and how you would try to flip your plastic animals/objects
on top of your opponent’s to claim their item? Cut along the lines, shuffle the puzzle pieces and try and reform this puzzle in the
quickest time.
Households may receive up to 5 visitors. Visitors are
to ensure extra care is taken to maintain a safe distance from seniors and always practise
good hand hygiene.
Kuti-Kuti /Kuti-Kuti
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Left Right
Wash your hands frequently with soap.
Everyone must wear a mask when outside of their homes.
Where possible, ask your family members to assist with essential activities. Get help buying food and groceries.
If you are sick, visit a doctor and don’t doctor hop.
Households may receive up to 5 visitors. Visitors are to ensure extra care is taken to maintain a safe distance from seniors and always practise good hand hygiene.
Be aware of scam calls impersonating MOH officers. When in doubt, ring the MOH hotline at 1800-333-9999.
1800-333-9999
Add It Up Each reminder comes with a shape which is either facing left or right. Find them in this booklet to count how many are facing each direction.
Total
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Left Right
We need to support each other amidst COVID-19. Call the AIC Hotline at 1800-650-6060 should you need
help.(AIC),
1800-650-6060
Monitor your temperature twice a day.
After each day of use, please wash your reusable mask with warm soapy water for at least 1 minute and dry it,
preferably under the sun.
Keep 1 metre apart from others when you are out.
Seniors are encouraged to continue to stay home as much as possible and to limit their interactions to a
small regular circle of close contacts.
Stay connected with your family and friends through phone or video calls.
Add It Up
Total
Each reminder comes with a shape which is either facing left or right. Find them in this booklet to count how many are facing each direction.
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Total
Left Right
Keep active. Remember to do some simple exercises at home.
Seniors are especially vulnerable and should continue to avoid peak hours if they need to go out.
Restaurants, hawker centres, coffeeshops, food courts and other F&B outlets will open and dine-in is
allowed for groups of up to 5.
For emotional support and social services, call the 24-hour National Care Hotline at 6202-6868.
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Add It Up
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Each reminder comes with a shape which is either facing left or right. Find them in this booklet to count how many are facing each direction.
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Left
Right
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Answers
Find It Maze
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Add It Up
Pages 29 to 31
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Answers
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Spot the Difference
Make a Guess Have a Laugh
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Wang Sa & Ye Fong
Resources
Source: https://www.moh.gov.sg/covid-19/resources 34
Source: https://www.moh.gov.sg/covid-19/resources 35
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Englishhttps://www.moh.gov.sg/docs/librariesprovider5/covid-19-inforgraphics/en_a-safe-singapore.pdf
https://www.moh.gov.sg/docs/librariesprovider5/covid-19-inforgraphics/cn_a-safe-singapore.pdf
Melayuhttps://www.moh.gov.sg/docs/librariesprovider5/covid-19-inforgraphics/ml_a-safe-singapore.pdf
https://www.moh.gov.sg/docs/librariesprovider5/covid-19-inforgraphics/tm_a-safe-singapore.pdf
Source: https://www.moh.gov.sg/covid-19/resources
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Englishhttps://www.moh.gov.sg/docs/librariesprovider5/2019-ncov/moh-care-pamphlet-english-(apr-2020).pdf
https://www.moh.gov.sg/docs/librariesprovider5/2019-ncov/moh-care-pamphlet-chinese-(apr-2020).pdf
Melayuhttps://www.moh.gov.sg/docs/librariesprovider5/2019-ncov/moh-care-pamphlet-malay-(apr-2020).pdf
https://www.moh.gov.sg/docs/librariesprovider5/2019-ncov/moh-care-pamphlet-tamil-(apr-2020).pdf
Source: https://www.moh.gov.sg/covid-19/resources
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SG COVID-19 Symptom Checker
COVID-19
http://www.sgcovidcheck.gov.sg
Learn Together With Me are full length public education TV programmes targeted at the seniors in our society. Available in Mandarin, Malay and Tamil, the programme includes messages on how important it is to be safe during this period as well as how to improve our physical and mental well-being.
Channel 8 http://www.mewatch.sg/en/series/learn-together-with-me/ep1/935559
https://www.mewatch.sg/en/series/get-fit-with-me-overcome-covid-19-30-
mins/ep1/929368
Get Fit With Me. Let’s work out even when we are at home! Sports experts will share exerc ise t ips and routines by providing step by step tutorials in Mandarin.
Suria https://www.mewatch.sg/en/series/learn-together-with-me-kekal-sihat-
sentiasa-cergas/ep1/953937
Vasantham https://www.mewatch.sg/en/series/valimaiyudan-needikka-
aarokiamaga-irungal/ep1/955917
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For more activities, please visit https://aic.buzz/activity-booklets . https://aic.buzz/activity-booklets