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SUMMARY:Business Kids Fair Special: 20 Must-Read Books to Teach Money-Smart Kids
DESCRIPTION:\n\n講到創業，當然要認識金錢，了解理財，我們特地為大家提供多本有關理財和創業好書，並按年級和 Lexile level 閱讀程度排序，適合一到五年級小學生閱讀，也方便家長選擇。\n\n本篇共推介 20 本好書，有些是以金錢和做生意為主題的故事，非常引人入勝，有些是將理財和市場經濟已深入淺出的文字簡單介紹，讓兒童從活潑有趣的閱讀中，建立重要的理財觀念與知識，及早建立全面性的金融智慧。讀了這些書，孩子會發現理財原來很有趣，家長也可以運用這些教材來與孩子討論如何做好金錢管理，讓親子間建構出正確良好的金錢互動關係。\n\n就讓我們共同來瞭解理財，體會理財的樂趣吧！\n\n\n\n今年丫丫園地首次舉辦的《小小創業家》兒童商展活動，以鼓勵小朋友接觸商業知識，嘗試創業的苦與樂，自推出以來，報名非常踴躍，我們非常期待看到小創業家們的「商店」到底有什麼吸引的商機！我們 Business Kids Fair 到時見！\n\n日期：10月 15日星期天\n\n時間：11:00 am～3:00 pm\n\n地點：Arcadia Community Center\, 365 Campus Drive\, Arcadia （Arcadia Performing Arts Center 提供免費停車）\n\n（與 KidsFest 親子童樂日及 Kids Bike Race 兒童慈善騎車樂同時舉行）\n\n攤位費用：$12 （9/30 前）只餘最後幾個攤位，報名從速\n\n公眾入場：完全免費，歡迎大家通知大家，一起來支持創業擺攤做生意的小朋友！\n\n詳情：www.kidsfestexpo.com/bizkids\n\n\n\nThe Penny Pot: Math Start\n\n\n410L grade 2\nLemonade for Sale\n\n\nby: Murphy\, Stuart J\n\n510L grade 2\nArthur's TV Trouble\n\n\n540L grade 2\nAlexander\, Who Used to Be Rich Last Sunday\n\n\nAD570L grade 2\nAmelia Works It Out\n\n\n680L grade 3\nThe Lemonade War\n\n\n630L grade 3\nLawn Boy\n\n\n710L grade 3~4\nThe Short Seller\n\n\n710L grade 3~4\nThe School Story\n\n\n760L grade 3~4\nMy Rows and Piles of Coins\n\n\n\nAD760L grade 4\nMoney Madness\n\n\n770L Grade 4\nLunch Money\n\n\n840L Grade 4\nThe Toothpaste Millionaire\n\n\n820L grade 4\nBetter Than a Lemonade Stand!: Small Business Ideas for Kids\n\n\n870L grade 4~5\nKIDPRENEURS Young Entrepreneurs with Big Ideas\n\n\ngrade 4-5\nThe Story of Money\n\n\n890L grade 5\nHow to Turn $100 into $1\,000\,000: Earn! Save! Invest!\n\n\n890L  grade 5\nLawn Boy Returns\n\n\n920L grade 5\nThe Secret Life of Money: A Kid's Guide to Cash\n\n\n920L grade 5\nHomer Price\n\n\n1000L grade 5~6\n
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SUMMARY:【南瓜園也搞新意思！】Hello Kitty 超萌卡通人物南瓜園
DESCRIPTION:想起秋天，就想起一堆每年一樣的橙色南瓜？今年秋天，南瓜園終於有新鮮玩意了～～\n\nSanrio x Tanaka Farms 推出 Hello Kitty 超萌卡通人物南瓜園🎃，最適合小朋友和少女心的媽媽，9月30日就開幕啦！\n\n【丫丫有禮預告】留意丫丫電子報消息，有機會贏得全家遊 Hello Kitty 南瓜園門票喔！\n\n\n\nHello Kitty and her good friends\, Keroppi\, Chococat\, My Melody and Pochacco\, will accompany you and your family in this fall's pumpkin patch exploration. Fun activities include: pumpkin picking\, wagon rides\, a petting zoo\, a corn maze and a U-pick veggie garden. Hello Kitty also will make in-person appearances during special events throughout the season. There will also a Fall Harvest Festival every weekend in October\, and on Oct. 28\, even a Sanrio costume contest\, which will be the peak of cuteness!\n\nActually\, Tanaka Farms will keep its Sanrio friends around for an entire year. Hello Kitty and her friends will return for this winter's Christmas tree farm\, followed by strawberry picking in the spring and a melon celebration in the summer.\n\n\n\nTanaka Farms' Pumpkin Patch:\n\nAddress: 5380 3/4 University Drive\, Irvine\, CA\n\nOpens daily from 9am to 5pm\n\nAdmission costs $3\, with an additional $3 charge for the petting zoo and $6 for wagon rides.\n\n
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SUMMARY:Business Kids Fair Special Youth Workshop: Business Basics 101
DESCRIPTION:\nFirst Annual Business Kids Fair is Coming. Are you registered?\nJoin us at the FREE Orientation Workshop:\n\nBusiness Basics 101 for Kids\nSAVE THE DATE\nSunday\, 10/1/2017\n\n\nDate:         Sunday\, 10/1/2017\n\nTime:        2:00 - 3:30pm (workshop and Q&A session)\n\nFee:           Free Admission (RSVP by email to reserve seat)\n\nAddress:   4900 Kings Row\, El Monte\, CA 91731 (inside First Evangelical Lutheran Church)\n\nThe workshop will be followed by a Q&A session to answer all your business booth questions.\n\n\n\nMs. Tracy Tse\nDigital Communications Expert\, Entrepreneur\, Seasoned Business Teacher\n\n\n\n\n\n\n2017 Business Kids Fair\n\n\n\n\nCALLING ALL YOUTH TO BECOME BUSINESS KIDS\n\n\n\n\n The 2017 Business Kids Fair is an one-of-a-kind youth entrepreneurship event for kids in Southern California. This one-day business fair give kids opportunity to develop a brand\, create a product\, and launch their very own start up business. It is a unique experience for young minds to practice marketing\, creativity\, communication skills and community responsibility!\nWe will host up to 30 booths at the first annual Business Kids Fair at this year's KidsFest Expo on October 15th in Arcadia. If you are aged 8 to 14\, have a great business idea and want to make money\, the Business Kids Fair is for YOU. Become an entrepreneur for a day\, and compete to win prizes!\n\n\nDate:         Sunday\, 10/15/2017\nTime:        11:00 AM - 3:00 PM\, (set up starts at 8:00am)\nAddress:   Arcadia Community Center\, 365 Campus Dr.\, Arcadia\nParking:    Free Parking at Arcadia Performing Arts Center\, 188 Campus Dr.\, Arcadia  [map]\n\n\n\n Any questions? please join us at the orientation on 10/1 and we will be glad to answer all of your questions.  \n\nRegistration: $12 before 9/30; $15 after 10/1\n Registration deadline: 10/10/2017\n We accept PayPal and payment by check\n Sign up today at www.KidsFestExpo.com/BizKids\n Inquiry: contact La JaJa Kids at info@lajajakids.com or 323.728.7200\n\n  \n\n\n\n\nThis event is hosted by La JaJa Kids. We welcome corporate and community sponsors and partners\, and rely on the generous support of our donors and volunteers to make this event a success!\n\n\n\n\n\n
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SUMMARY:【小記者訪談】佛山武術代表團訪美交流演出 | 小記者專訪總教練及團員
DESCRIPTION:\n\n武術功夫是中華文化的瑰寶之一，而可能你不知道，原來廣東佛山中國的武術之鄉，近代歷史中走出了著名的黃飛鴻、葉問等揚名海內外的武術名家。上個週末，十位來自廣東佛山的年輕「武林高手」遠道來美，在亞凱迪亞演藝中心演出一場精采非凡的《加油！奧運夢！》晚會，以慶祝洛杉磯成功申辦2028年奧運會，當晚他們演出許多高難度武術表演，演出融會了南北兩派多種武術，展現佛山拳術等南派功夫之餘，還帶去少林硬氣功、少林象形腿等北派少林功夫，讓一千多名觀眾看得非常投入。\n\n非常感謝美國少林功夫協會暨少林功夫院的邀請，兩位丫丫小記者 Phoebe 和 Carissa 來到了演出當天在亞凱迪亞市舉行的武術交流會，與佛山武術代表團的領隊、黃衛華總教練和十位年輕團員見面訪談，兩人有機會看到幾位武功高強的團員現場示範，與少林功夫院小弟子的切磋交流，更高興的是，小記者還與兩位團員一起練了幾招，大家來看看她們兩人學得像不像？\n\nhttps://youtu.be/PeAU6bheD7k\n\n[caption id="attachment_52056" align="alignnone" width="496"] 佛山武術代表團領隊兼佛山市搏擊武術學會會長甘家康、黃飛鴻國際文武學校總教練黃衛華，10 名年輕團員，以及美國少林功夫協會合照[/caption]\n\n[caption id="attachment_52055" align="alignnone" width="494"] 佛山武術代表團及美國少林功夫協會暨少林功夫院的多位美國弟子一同大合照[/caption]\n\n\n\nCarissa (age 10)\nThe Kung Fu Troupe of Huang Feihong International Civil and Military School of Foshan\, China is here at Los Angeles\, California to perform in the Arcadia High School theater.\n\nToday\, I interviewed the coach\, an organizer\, and students from Kung Fu Troupe of Huang Feihong International Civil and Military School of Foshan\, China. While interviewing the coach\, I learned that Wing Chun is from the southern part of China. There is a different type of martial art in the northern part of China\, just like cantonese opera and beijing opera.  He also said that the hardest technique and is the stance\, which involves a half squat.  The special thing about Wing Chun the the fact that it uses a lot of waist and fist power.  He said that his students will also learn Northern martial arts technique\, uses mostly the legs. They try to combine the two. The coach has been coaching Wing Chun for 15 years now and started learning when he was nine years old.\n\nThe organizer said his job was to organize events like this and support and manage his troupe. He says his goal in America is to have an excellent performance and to wish America good luck on their next Olympic.\n\nOne of the students has learned for 8 years. He explained that the gold pin with China’s flag on it that all the students and their coach wear represents their troupe. He says the reason why everybody has a bald head is because it represents Chinese Kung Fu.\n\nAnother of the students\, named Liu 劉新廣\, has learned Wing Chun for also 8 years now. He says there is no hardest part in Wing Chun\, instead he just has to be "gritty" (刻苦)\, meaning perseverance and not afraid of hardship. He states his favorite weapon\, the weapon that he will perform is the double sticks.\n\nWhat I learned today is that in order to master a martial art\, you have to 克苦\, be not afraid of pain\, tiredness\, boredom\, failure and sweat.  I also learned a few Wing Chun moves from Liu.  I found it interesting and different than another martial art that I learned\, which is Tae Kwon Do.\n\n\n\nPhoebe (age 12)\n         Hi\, my name is Phoebe and on Sunday 9/10/17 we went to a martial arts place. We interviewed a coach who came to America along with some students from Fut San\, China.  We got to watch them perform and some of them were from the Olympics.  We also got to learn a thing or two from the students themselves.\n         The coach was very nice.  The students came from China to perform at the martial arts place at night.  They got lots of badges and awards.  The students did very cool skills like back flips and round offs.  Each of their routine had a meaning to it like someone represented a pry mantis.  They were very active and had lots of talent.  The students used swords\, whips\, and other kung fu tools.  The whip sound was super loud and everyone had to cover their ears and try to go avoid getting hurt.  The coach taught for a long period of time. He started kung fu very early like before 11 years old.  All the students and the coach that came from Fut San\, China wore a yellow pin.  Also all the students had almost no hair.  The student I interviewed was named Liang Zhu Giang.  The students from China weren't little kids\, they were like 17-25 years old.\n        After all the interviewing\, we were able to learn how to do simple kung fu.  We also met up with some teachers from the martial arts school and they were super nice.  The students from China looked nice and shy\, but when they started performing\, their personality/ characteristics changed.  They yelled out kung fu words.\n        In this adventure I learned that kung fu needs some flexibility and balance/ yoga.  I also learned kung fu needs patience.
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SUMMARY:【Ticket Giveaway】Arcadia Family Moon Festival
DESCRIPTION:\n丫丫與你相約 亞凱迪亞中秋野餐賞月晚會\n中秋節是全家團圓的日子，無論生活有多忙，大人小孩都會聚在一起吃吃月餅、烤烤肉，坐在一起賞月。今年丫丫為大家重點推介的中秋必去活動，就是位於 Arcadia 的 LA Arboretum 植物園中秋野餐賞月晚會！這裡有各種好玩攤位及現場音樂演出，還有由優優劇團演出的中秋故事劇場，你還可以帶上椅子和野餐，在清風徐來的孔雀園草坪上與家人一起欣賞一輪明月，講講嫦娥奔月的故事 . . .\n\n\n\n日期/時間：\n\n9月30日（星期六）6:00 - 9:00pm\n\n\n地點：\n\n洛杉磯縣植物園\, Los Angeles County Arboretum and Botanic Garden\, 301 N Baldwin Ave\, Arcadia\, CA 91007\n\n門票：\n\n成人      預售 $10 | 現場 $14\n\n青少年（13－18歲）及長者（65歲以上）預售 $5.00  | 現場 $8.00\n\n12歲以下兒童      免費入場\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n【丫丫有禮】送出兩套晚會門票 邀你全家來賞月\n丫丫園地當然不會缺席這麼詩情畫意的親子活動，當晚我們的遊戲攤位會送出由 奇華餅家 特別贊助的好吃月餅，記得來找我們玩遊戲囉 ！\n\n想知道怎樣贏取免費門票，一家人樂也融融賞月去？立刻來看看丫丫有禮怎麼玩？！\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n1. 到丫丫園地的臉書 (Facebook) 專頁點「讚」LIKE \n2. 讚好此貼文 (Post)，並且在此貼文 Comment 及Tag 2 位朋友\n3. 分享 (Share) 此貼文 (Post) 至你的個人 Facebook Timeline 上，請留意將您的分享設定為公開 (Public)\n\nClick here to enter 立即參加 >>>\n\n\n條款及細則：\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\t截止日期: 2017年 9月22日晚上 12時正\n\t抽獎結果將於 2017年9月23日在丫丫園地臉書專頁上公佈，得獎者需在9月25日前電郵丫丫園地\n\n\n\n\n\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=8&v=Lg5dwlE6Z9c\n\n
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SUMMARY:【丫丫優惠快報】 名畫創意美術學院 免費試課 + 開學優惠
DESCRIPTION:丫丫的合作夥伴～～名畫創意美術學院，每年都在丫丫親子童樂日的兒童美術專區為小朋友帶來不同的藝術創意遊戲。去年更有真人 Iron Man 現身讓小畫家們現場作創意寫生！\n\n更吸引的是～～校長潘民生更是好萊塢特效創意美術總監，對如何將美術融入現代商業藝術領域非常有心得！家裡有對藝術有興趣的小朋友的話，可以免費試課看看喔～！\n\n
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SUMMARY:Kids Korner: Watching the Long Awaited Hamilton
DESCRIPTION: \n\n由金牌編劇 Lin-Manuel Miranda 耗時 6年精心製作的歷史人物舞台劇 Hamilton 是橫掃東尼獎的最熱音樂劇，它除了創下百老匯最高票價紀錄之外，其突破性的多元演員選角（以黑人演出開國元老）更是讓人津津樂道。\n\n上星期 Hamilton 終於在好萊塢 Pantages 劇院正式開幕，小丫丫懷著超級興奮的期待心情成為了座上客，來看看她的觀後感~~\n\nhttps://youtu.be/O1nAo0BP9tA\n\n       \n\nJasmine S. ~\n\n  The world was captivated when Hamilton hit the stage on a Broadway\, in 2016. The playlist was an instant on the internet. The hip-hop and rap musical is very different than you might think. The show\, created by Lin-Manuel Miranda\, is about Alexander Hamilton\, one of the founding fathers. Many people\, when they think about the founding fathers they think of the more traditional ones\, for example Jefferson or Washington. But Hamilton helped create the financial system that the US runs on today. The musical is a story about Hamilton's life\, all told in rap and song. When I heard that Hamilton was touring\, and they would be in Los Angeles\, I was so excited. It was playing at the Pantages Theater in Hollywood and I went on the 13th of August\, 2 days after the Los Angeles premier. The soundtrack is a very exciting one with many different types of music. For example\, The Cabinet Battle (#1 and #2) are both rap only\, but The Story of Tonight is a full singing song. You can find the full soundtrack on Youtube. \n\n     When I walked into the theater\, the instant feeling of excitement hit me. There were many people in the lobby eagerly talking to each other and there was an aroma of popcorn wafting through the air. I excitedly flipped through my program book and told my mom\, “I am so thrilled to be here” and I really was. When we found our seats\, I looked at the stage and gasped. It looked exactly like I would have thought the 18th century looked like. It felt\, (honestly)\, magical. Just a few minutes after I sat down\, the lights dimmed\, signaling the start of the show. When the spotlight shone on Burr\, the crowd went wild and Burr had started to rap the beginning of the first song. Hearing the song I have listened to countess times being performed live right in front of my eyes\, I felt elated. There were many other songs afterwards\, and each was as good\, (if not better)\, than the one before. It was spectacular. It felt as though I was losing myself in the music. The music felt like a soft cloud\, slowly dragging me into it’s dream like state. When Non-Stop\, (The last song of the first part)\, ended\, intermission commenced. My gut was telling me that the 2nd part of the play would be just as brilliant and amazing as the last. \n\n     After I got back to my seat\, I was happy that the second part was starting. I felt the energy in the room as the act started. The energy the actors give is amazing. My favorite songs from that section are (“Who lives\, who dies\, who tells you story”) and (“It’s quiet uptown”). The second act is very sad\, as Hamilton’s son\, Philip\, dies\, and how Eliza Hamilton and Alexander Hamilton slowly drift apart in\, “It’s quiet uptown”. It’s enough to make anyone cry. When Phillip had died\, and Eliza was singing to him\, I cried like a waterfall. That’s how powerful it was.\n\n     After the play\, I bought a shirt with The Schuyler Sisters (My favorite characters) on it\, a Hamilton hat\, and 2 books with the photos of the original and the tour cast performing. These memorabilia let me remember the spectacular play that I watched. Through music\, the play conveyed so many emotions that everybody should feel. 
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SUMMARY:【CASTING CALL】Asian Male’s Hands - Who can Write a Few Characters in Chinese
DESCRIPTION:\nWe seek nice hands for TV spot!\n Asian male’s hands - who can write a few characters in Chinese.\n\n\t\n\tHand age we want is bet 30’s to 40’s looking. (no face showing)\n\tOverall the hand should be meet the standard of healthy\, good looking\, fair skin tone look\, little hair on his hands and arms\, no tattoos on hands or forearms.\n\tHe needs to be right handed writing person.\n\tShoot: 8/28\, 29 or 8/29\, 30\n\t$559.02 / day\n\nHOW TO APPLY:\nPlease take pictures of your hands with arms and\n\nSend it to: yumitakada@mac.com & talent@lajajakids.com\n\nAudition: 8/20 Sunday in Pasadena\n\nProduct of commercial: Major electronics company\n\nWe can only hire person who can legally work in US.
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SUMMARY:World Elephant Day Celebration at L A Zoo
DESCRIPTION:Dates: August 12 and 13\, Sat. & Sun.\nTime: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.\nExperience a fun-filled weekend of educational activities and entertainment at the L.A. Zoo in celebration of World Elephant Day (August 12)\, and become part of an international effort to safeguard Asian and African elephants.\n\nVisitors will have the rare opportunity to explore our state-of-the-art Elephants of Asia exhibit with barn tours and demonstrations of daily enrichment activities for our three elephant residents. See how they’re cared for at the Zoo and get insights into their behaviors and characteristics\, such as how elephants use their trunks as tools.\n\n\n\n\n\nFor the Kids\nConservation Craft Station\n\nMake an “imprint” on conservation by designing a personalized card to be added to a colorful large-scale display at the Thai Pavilion.\n\nToy Elephant Check-Up\n\nBring a cuddly elephant friend for an educational “examination” at our pop-up toy medical clinic and receive a certificate of health.\n\nBarn Tours (11 a.m. – 3 p.m.)\n\nGo behind the scenes at the state-of-the-art Elephants of Asia exhibit to see how our resident elephants are cared for and get insights into their behaviors and characteristics.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nBoomer Ball Play Path\n\nTry one of our elephants’ favorite enrichment activities and see how well you do.\n\n“Trunks as Tools” Education Station\n\nDiscover all the fascinating ways that elephants use their dexterous noses.\n\nAction Station\n\nLearn about Zoo-supported elephant conservation efforts and what you can do to help.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n96 Elephants\nVisit our 96 Elephants education station to learn about the challenges elephants and other tusked animals face in the wild and get information about California Assembly Bill 96 (AB96)\, which seeks to ban the sale of ivory in order to protect these magnificent creatures from poaching. If\, after learning about the issue\, you’d like to voice your support and help spread the word\, do so on social media using #elphie and #JoinTheHerd. To learn more\, please visit: 96 Elephants\nHave You “Herd” these Elephant Facts:\n• Elephants use their ears for hearing\, communication\, and cooling.\n • The Greek word elephas\, from which both the Latin and English names are derived\, means “ivory.”\n • Elephants are the largest land mammals.\n • The trunk is an elongation of the nose and upper lip\, powerful enough to lift whole trees\, and very is sensitive.\n • Elephants appear to walk flat-footed but actually walk on their toes. The heal is thickly cushioned and padded with elastic tissue.\n • Elephant herds are led by a matriarch\, who is the oldest\, most experienced female.\n • Elephants spend 18-20 hours per day foraging and consuming food.\n • Elephants communicate via touch\, postures and sound\, but their low-frequency sounds are unheard by the human ear and can travel through the ground\, up to two and a half miles or more.\n • The Asian elephant is revered in Hindu and Buddhist mythology as the source of life and respected in Indian culture as a bringer of good fortune.\n • The majestic Asian elephant has lived\, worked\, and even fought side by side with humans for over 4\,000 years.\n • Females have one calf every four years. Pregnancy lasts for an amazing 18 to 22 months!\n\n   
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SUMMARY:(中文) 【現場直擊+丫丫有禮】The Land Of Stories：Worlds Collide 新書發表讀者見面會
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