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17 May, 2017

What’s In the Lucky Gecko Discovery Box? We Look at These Educational “Loot Crates”

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This week we were sent not one, not two but three(!) boxes from Lucky Gecko (http://www.luckygecko.com). They are called ‘Discovery Boxes’ and are designed to help young people (KS2 level) to learn in different ways. Developed by a private tutor, the boxes contain various toys and activities as well as a great booklet that pulls everything together into a unique learning experience.

There are three types of box for three different types of learning and each month the boxes have a theme – this month’s theme is ornithology (the study of birds). The three types of Discovery Box are as follow:
WISDOM: designed to help students that are coming up to exams; boost confidence and core skills as well as providing stress release and exam/revision techniques.
IMAGINATION: uses stories and creative thinking to explore the world.
CURIOSITY: practical exploration of the world for students who find traditional classroom teaching difficult.

In this video Oscar reviews the Wisdom and Curiosity sets. Phoebe reviews the Imagination box in a separate video.

A full written review, along with parent’s thoughts, will be posted on the website at http://OscarsReviews.co.uk.

For full details about Lucky Gecko Discovery Boxes and how to subscribe see their website at http://www.luckygecko.com/

NOTE: We were sent these items free of charge for the purpose of this review. All thoughts and opinions are our own.

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2 thoughts on : What’s In the Lucky Gecko Discovery Box? We Look at These Educational “Loot Crates”

  • June 1, 2017 at 9:45 pm

    Anything that helps with learning has got to be a good thing. I wish these had been around when I was a kid! Thanks so much for sharing with us at #TweensTeensBeyond

  • June 2, 2017 at 6:29 pm

    these sound fab and like Sharon says anything that encourages learning is good in my book #

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