Oh yeah, that’s me.
I’m fine with obligations as long as it’s far enough ahead so I can plan down time before hand.
FishLake
joined 1 year ago
Graded homework is a great way to reinforce and expand classroom learning when the material conditions at home allow for academic success.
If a child doesn’t have a learning environment at home then homework is just going to be a burden. OP is doing a great thing by giving their students nongraded homework. It’s good practice for the students to find a place/time at home to do a fun, low stakes activity at home.
Love giving reinforcement “assignments.” It’s great when you find a game that they prefer to play over Fortnite for a week or so.
I had a lot of success with take-home Zentangle activities for lower elementary.
The amount of anguish my parents endured when they found out I got a vasectomy was very unhinged. Especially considering I have two kids already.
Don’t forget to mention these things take time, sweetie. It’s not like ann episode of West Wing, sweetie. Biden has his own agenda, sweetie.
Googledebunkers will say giants never existed.
What’s up with insurance customers assuming that their medical needs will be covered? Ugh. Entitled millennials.
I love that a large portion of my paycheck goes to the privilege of having insurance that applies to nothing. It’s a neat system.
My 3-year-old wants to be a mummy. I think my partner and I are going to be a vampire and a Frankenstein and our 1-year-old is going to be a ghost. Can’t beat the classics.
I like good news
One of my most sincere wishes is to meet Cookie Monster.
I truly don’t get it. Especially when audiobooks exist.