The Lockdown versus our little Busy Bodies

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The Lockdown versus our little Busy Bodies 

The year 2020 bought families together in an unprecedented way. It was bliss for some and tiresome for the others. Let's be honest, when you have a space constraint, new ideas and ways and activities have to be churned out at lightening speed to keep the little ones busy and effectively engaged. For me it was a whirlwind year with personal and professional changes. I decided to channel my energies to my baby girl as part of my healing process and that is what has now led to this blog. I am writing to you to talk, discover, discuss and share what we mothers can do to remain mentally and physically healthy whilst keeping our children also happy and engaged. I have come up with a series of activities with regards to the blended or hybrid teaching-learning that has become the education model these days. Partly homeschooling and part online schooling, let us make the best of this time and together come up with effective and engaging ways to move ahead in our children's education. Do check out my store at TpT (Teachers pay Teachers) website and support the cause. You can fine freebies there too! Click here to check it out.  My TpT Link

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