Five Senses Education
Tuesday: 9:00 AM – 6:30 PM
Wednesday: 9:00 AM – 6:30 PM
Thursday: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Friday: 9:00 AM – 6:30 PM
Saturday: 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Sunday: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
About Five Senses Education
North Rocks: Shop 26 North Rocks Shopping Centre | 02 9872 5354
Seven Hills: 2 /195 Prospect Highway | 02 9838 9265
www. fivesenseseducation.com. au
Five Senses Education Description
Five Senses Education is an educational specialist store offering an extensive range of learning and teaching aids for ages 0 to HSC. Five Senses has a wide range of textbooks and educational workbooks (preschool to HSC), children’s books and educational toys.
Five Senses also provides one-to-one tuition for school aged children with qualified teachers for primary level and excellent teachers and tutors for secondary level. We also run school readiness groups for preschool children every weekday and Saturday during term time.
We welcome you to our stores located in North Rocks and Seven Hills and to our online store: www. fivesenseseducation.com. au
Reviews
Very book collection for education practice. Good practice books on NAPLAN
Good helpful staff. Books are always expensive and bookshops are not a very profitable business. So let's accept price levels bookshops are working on.
Very happy....
Roger and his team are always helpful and know their products.
This shop has a good range of year 11 and 12 high school resources. Especially the new BOSTES workbooks which feature actual top scoring student resources which really help with English essays. A great place if you're looking for the lastest prelim and HSC resources. Thanks to the young gentleman for helping me find the right resources and providing some insight into English preparation :)
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The Times of the fairy godmother - from the book ‘The Land of Stories’
T’was another ordinary day in the times of the Dragon Age. A dark figure slowly arose from her tattered
desk and reached for her wand. As she yawned, she wrapped her fingers around the celtic patterns and
her mind instantly felt much more confident and healthy. She stepped outside her room and was abruptly
welcomed with the warm greetings of fire.
She knew what she was doing. She pointed her wand directly at the source of the fire and muttered a few
curses. As the fire dissipated, all that was left was the skeletal body of a teenage-dragon.
“Idiots,” She said under her breath.
This was her job, to excavate all the dragons from the fairytale world. Quite ironic when you think about it.
It was all she had done for years, and yet it was to be no more.
"Jack and Jill went up some hill, for a supposed pail of water. Jack fell down, broke his crown, 'cause Jill
pushed him - but no one caught her!”
“Why did Jill push him?” The small farmer’s boy asked, looking up to the full moon.
"Jack is nimble, Jack is quick- but Jack can be such a-”
“AHEM”, interrupted by the boy’s father, “Thank you for helping mademoiselle. Those lizards were quite
the trouble,” The father said in his french accent as looked towards his charred pasture.
“It was my pleasure monsieur. Je serai heureux d'aider n'importe quand.” The farmer was pleased as he
waved goodbye to the woman before she could vanish into her next destination.
The next destination was somewhere in the dwarf forests. As she appeared out of the air for the
umpteenth time, she heard some crying from the nearby cottage. She floated over the ground towards the
ear-splitting despair of what seemed to be of a teenager. She reached for her wand and whispered out
“light,” She held her wand out and waited. The light flickered like a candle but a few moments later, it
extinguished.
“Ugh, it’s out of batteries, no wonder Gregorovich has no sales on his wands. Useless!”, She pointed out
disgusted as she reached inside her pockets for some spare refills.
After some incantations, the unsatisfied customer finally was able to work her wand once more. She
continued her journey to the awful crying noises and found herself looking towards a beautiful young lady.
The lady shuffled around for some ‘aging potion’, after taking a few swigs, the lady could feel her face
wrinkle into a face of what looked like her mother. The woman reached into her pocket for some glitter
and held it tightly in her hand. She hurled it into the atmosphere and she flew into air making it a
marvelous sight. The young lady looked up, discombobulated at what she saw in front of her eyes. The
stranger descended down towards the frightened looking girl.
“H-how did you do that?” The girl said as she trembled in fear.
The lady smiled, wondering why the girl did not recognise her, “Do not be afraid young one, what is your
name?” She asked politely.
“My name is Cinderella” She gasped
The Fairy Godmother smiled.
The text books sold here are from the old syllabus, which the staff members seem to have no problem selling to students who do not know any better. As well as selling a maths book as a business text book...
More about Five Senses Education
Tuesday: 9:00 AM – 6:30 PM
Wednesday: 9:00 AM – 6:30 PM
Thursday: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Friday: 9:00 AM – 6:30 PM
Saturday: 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Sunday: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM