life is lockdown can be stuggle . its important to balance your studies with other activities to keep your self-motived. write a letter to your friend amrita/Amit in which you guided her about how she/ he spend her time in lockdown.
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in lockdown can be a struggle. It’s important to balance your studies with other activities to keep yourself motivated and look after your mental health. Check out some of the things students around New Zealand are doing during lockdown!
1. Volunteering with the Student Volunteer Army
The Student Volunteer Army is supporting essential services through volunteering. They are providing childcare for the children of healthcare professionals, and they’ve built a grocery store system for those aged over seventy (plus the families of healthcare workers).
Find out more about the Student Volunteer Army
2. Recording an album
A group of young musicians from Queenstown's Wakatipu High School are using their newfound freedom during lockdown to record an album: Bandemic.
Watch the video
3. Working out, cooking, and meditating
The Otago University Students’ Association (OUSA) has set up a page with links to loads of recreation options including backyard exercise, recipes, games and lots of other whacky ideas.
Access a tonne of free activities thanks to OUSA
4. Jigsaws, tennis and pizza!
A group of students in lockdown life in university halls enjoy frozen meals, bubble tennis and jigsaw puzzles.
Read more about their life in the nearly empty residential hall!
5. Celebrating special occasions
Students in Wellington's Massey University hall of residents celebrated a staff member's birthday by dancing along to YMCA by The Village People.
Don’t let a lockdown spoil your fun - read the story
6. Baking up a storm
The Tasty Twins, aka Emily and Sophie Martin from the University of Otago, share what they are up to each day during lockdown including some great baking recipes.
Check out their Instagram account: Tasty.twinsss
7. Growing vegetables
Leo, a German student who is studying at Whangārei Boys' High School in Northland, has been spending time in his "lockdown garden," weeding his lettuces.
Hope it helps