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The Singapore Tourist Pass advertised heavily as you first step off the plane and enter Singapore, with its offers of unlimited travel and a stack of perks and discounts. EZ Link is the regular prepaid travel card that people use in Singapore, so you might be wondering what the differences are: That’s why I put together this guide to list the differences between Singapore Tourist Pass and EZ Link.The biggest difference between the Singapore Tourist Pass and an EZ Link card is the unlimited rides feature of the Singapore Tourist Pass. For a daily charge, the Singapore Tourist Pass provides you with an unlimited number of rides on buses and trains across Singapore.Here are a few things the Singapore Tourist Pass has in common with an EZ Link card: Underlying technology - both use the same chip and reader technology Who can buy - both cards can be purchased by anyone, you don’t have to be a local to buy an EZ Link card Topping up Both Singapore Tourist Pass and EZ Link can be used for train rides in SingaporeIn this guide I’ve gone into further detail on the differences between STP and EZ Link to help any visitor to decide if they should buy a Singapore Tourist Pass.If you’re interested in the how much you can save with the Singapore Tourist Pass I wrote a whole guide to that here: reachingsingapore.com/is-stp-worth-itNote: The Singapore Tourist Pass is different from the SG Tourist Pass; the biggest differences are that you do not need a deposit when buying the SG Tourist Pass, and that you can only buy the SG Tourist Pass from Cheers outlets at Changi Airport. Otherwise the SG Tourist Pass functions as a 3-day Singapore Tourist Pass.1. Additional costThe upfront cost of the Singapore Tourist Pass is higher

We love Singapore Math, but I have made a commitment to homeschool on a dime so that we can afford some of life’s luxuries on a shoestring budget. I’m always amazed at the generosity of others by what they are making accessible for free.. Here are some of the resources we are using and a couple thrown in to give you some choice.Full Curriculum These are not Singapore Math, but are so similar my children do not know the difference, we are using the first set of books for each of my kiddos in conjunction with one of the tutorial links I’ll be adding down the page a bit.Center for Innovation in Mathematics has a fantastic curriculum to download. I only download the student book and use the other resources over the computer screen when necessary. It helps us save on paper and ink. The curriculum covers both primary and secondary grade levels, not including kindergarten. It is just the right amount of challenging. The reason we chose this one over the next link is because this program seems to give a little more variety in the daily lesson. The program keeps the kids engaged.Comprehensive School Mathematics Program is another curriculum similar to Singapore. This program might be liked more by those that need something a little simpler, though it is very thorough and has many components that keep it engaging. It covers all grade levels including kindergarten.TutorialsThe kids love these tutorials from The Singapore Maths Teacher. They have really come in handy. Parents can also learn the why behind the model drawings and different ways for solving math problems. It covers grades 3rd-6th.The Online School of Mathematics covers grades 3rd-7th. You have to set up an account to use the site. After you enter each grade level’s area, you may choose what skill to work on. There is a premium subscription but most of it is FREE.Khan Academy has an enormous inventory of Singapore Math tutorials from grades 4th-12th.Conceptua Math is another site with lessons. It has a premium membership, but the learning libraries are both free to view.WorksheetsIf your child needs some extra material to work on a certain mastered skill, here are some sites with worksheets.School Kid covers grades 1st-6th.Math in English has it all. For grades 1st to 6th. It includes worksheets and workbooks, videos and games, all based on Singapore Math.Virtual ManipuativesEverything is online now! Even Manipulatives. Check out Math in Focus’s iTool. I just found this. My kiddos are going to love it.They are using Thinking Blocks now. The game guides the child through each step of the process and rewards them after a few correct answers leading them to a new level. Post

An EZ Link card should be refundable, and this can be done at any ticketing office (MRT stations).6. Does not come with an initial balanceThe Singapore Tourist Pass does not have an initial balance loaded onto the card, unlike an EZ Link card which comes with S$5 of credit.When first purchased the Singapore Tourist Pass only has the specified number of unlimited days travel applied. It does not have any cash balance.EZ Link cards, when they are first purchased, come with an S$5 balance that can be used immediately to pay for public transport and small purchases (e.g. convenience stores).Singapore Tourist Pass AND EZ Link can both be topped up with additional credit. The Singapore Tourist Pass in this way functions like the EZ Link card, where it can be topped up and have its value spent.Unlimited travel days CANNOT be added to a Singapore Tourist Pass. If you need more unlimited travel (I was exhausted enough after 1 day, I can’t imagine anyone wanting more than 3…) then you will have to buy a new Singapore Tourist Pass.7. Includes perks and discountsDiscounts on attractions around Singapore are available when you present a Singapore Tourist Pass. These discounts are not available with an EZ Link card.Some of the discounts available with the Singapore Tourist Pass include: Activity Discount Hell’s Museum 10% off ticket price Marina Bay Sands Observation Deck S$4 off admission Singapore Cable Car 25% off round trip ticket Wildlife Parks S$7.50 off when bought with a full-priced adult If Hell’s Museum sounds intriguing, I rated it as NUMBER 1 on my list of TOP museums in Singapore. Check out the full list here for more details: reachingsingapore.com/top-rated-museumsWildlife parks include the Zoo, Night Safari, River Wonders, and Bird Paradise. The Bird Paradise is my personal favourite and I highly