Students in year's 4, 5 and 6 were tasked with sewing love bugs for all the children in the school so that buddy classes could participate in a love bug hunt on Harmony Day. Some students made over 5 each with the top sewer completing 18! Some students also took felt, needles and thread and stuffing home so that they could sew them after school. This morning the top sewers from each class hid love bugs for all the students in their class and their buddy class and then students headed out to search. Junior students were so excited to find and then keep the love bug that they found. It also brought up conversations of inclusivity and how sometimes, just because a love bug might look a little different, or not have both it's eyes, or perhaps have a little bit of stuffing falling out, we shouldn't judge and leave them behind but embrace ALL love bugs for who they are and perhaps give some of them a little extra love!