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• December 31, 2020

Life's Little Bugs launch new online workshops!

We are excited to announce Life's Little Bugs, five new online interactive workshops for 2021.
We successfully piloted our online workshops with many Berkshire schools over three months with Get Berkshire Active and Berkshire School Games' support and received this positive feedback.
School testimonials on our online workshops

2020 was a challenging twelve months, and education was one of the many victims during the pandemic lockdown.

Zooming and video became the new way to communicate and teach, and to be honest, both can become quite repetitive after a time.

Child looking bored

Now more than ever, our children need to include healthy practices daily for their well-being. Using our Life's Little Bugs characters we've enabled the healthy habits we teach to be fun, and children relate with them to practice with a good understanding and reason. These virtual resources have been written and produced for teachers, nannies, childminders and homeschoolers to use with children aged 5-8yrs and support their COVID recovery plan.

Each workshop has a lesson plan, printable activities and modules can easily be integrated into lessons.

The details of the five workshops are shown below...


Details on Lifes little Bugs workshops

To start off your New Year we are offering a generous 20% savings coupon to use if you enrol on a workshop before the 31st  January 2021.

Just add at the checkout.

 

20% off Coupon code: LLBs20


Go to here for more information and to enrol: https://lifes-little-bugs.thinkific.com



Let's look forward to a positve New Year. Wishing you all a happy one! x

https://www.lifeslittlebugs.co.uk

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