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Two 16-year-olds got lost in the Canadian wilderness while snowboarding, but were able to stay warm by burning their homework. The two boys were rescued the following day and managed to avoid frostbite, sustaining only minor injuries.
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Confession time: my parents helped me out once in a while with my homework when I was growing up, and my sister, who is now a Math teacher, really helped me out because that subject makes absolutely no sense to me.
I also remember times when my parents said, “You’re on your own with this one because I can’t figure it out!” That’s what the parents in these tweets are going through.
As they say…the struggle is real…
So I’m helping my son with his homework and it says here for him to write down 2 words that starts with the letter “v”
Me: Son what are some words that starts w the letter v?
Him: Van
Me: okay good, what’s another one?
Him: Van helsing
Im fucking dying. Se kefe
— uce.mo (@ucejuiice) November 21, 2019
I love doing homework with my son, helping him learn new things and by default, helping his teacher learn new things. Today, for example, she’s going to learn that the two types of camels are animals and cigarettes.
— FᎪᎢ ᏩᎪNᎠᎪᏞF (@sofarrsogud) November 19, 2019
Helping kids with homework is not for the weak
— lil pat (@spiffyhuh) November 21, 2019
Me: *crying*
Tween: *crying*
Husband: I thought you two were doing math homework together.
Me: We are.
— Jessie (@mommajessiec) September 27, 2019
My daughter has to do a million science definitions for homework. Each question must also have a diagram.
So. I helped pic.twitter.com/vLSMYm53zy
— Chone Walewander (@ibkabbitle) November 24, 2019
ME: don’t involve me in your bullshit
SON: it’s called homework
— eric (@ericsshadow) November 19, 2019
My Son Is Stupid He Got Zero Even When I Did His Homework .
— CORROSIVE RULES
(@CorrosiveRules) August 29, 2019
One day someone will ask my kids if they ever saw their dad cry and they will think about the time with the math homework.
— Simon Holland (@simoncholland) October 24, 2019
Me: Did you do your homework?
7-year-old: Yes.
Me: Did you do it right?
7: No more questions.
— James Breakwell, Exploding Unicorn (@XplodingUnicorn) September 11, 2019
My 8 year old daughters homework is not easy and yes I will be using my calculator and google to answer these questions cause I would hate to get it wrong
— Bri Baby
(@xobrianadej) September 20, 2019
10YR OLD: dad, can you help me with my math homework?
ME: *throws smoke bomb*
— Andy H. (@AndyAsAdjective) January 31, 2017
The 8 year old’s maths homework is now officially beyond me. I retire from motherhood.
— Lucy Mangan (@LucyMangan) October 2, 2019
My 16yo son just asked me to help him with his AP Chemistry homework and then we both laughed and laughed and he went on his way.
— Abe Yospe (@Cheeseboy22) September 11, 2018
Before kids: I will never swear in front of my precious angels.
After kids: WTF is this math homework?!
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Tracy Mason
Me helping my 6th grade cousin with his math homework pic.twitter.com/xmypKhYNU6
— Andrew (@Druperior) November 5, 2019
Do you help your kiddos out with their homework? Let us know about your struggles in the comments!
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I dreaded homework when I was a kid. DREADED IT.
I’d put it off…and then put it off some more, until I reached the point of no return. It’s called procrastination, and it’s an art form, people.
These funny tweets about homework might bring back some painful memories from your childhood…
“This isn’t homework you can do the night before it’s due.”
First of all yes it is
— College Student (@FactsOfSchool) October 10, 2019
Me: “ I have so much homework to do “
Friend: “ let’s go out “
Me: pic.twitter.com/9fv3JMzQJQ
— 𝕯𝖊𝖛𝖎𝖑 (@Athxb3) October 19, 2019
i’ll never understand why teachers put a ‘?’ when they grade homework, like yeah i have no idea what’s going on either Karen
— Jonathan (@lowkeynerdyy) October 16, 2019
Me putting Me doing my
off my Homework
homework until Sunday
Sunday https://t.co/640wKfynyN— Crys (@siscrys) November 8, 2019
me doing my homework in tears after an emotional breakdown: pic.twitter.com/8boSz7IdJD
— 𝔏𝔢𝔤𝔢𝔫𝔡 (@abdelillo__) September 19, 2019
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|— College Student (@FactsOfSchool) August 28, 2019
Maths Teacher: "For homework, you only have to finish 3 questions"
Me when I see "1a, 1b, 1c, 1d, 1e, 1f, 1g…" on my homework: https://t.co/9Rvqt26OcJ
— YT: NEIL ELI
(@AfricanEli) October 28, 2019
i be like goes to coffee shop to do homework then leaves after 20 min of doing no homework to go shopping next door
— LICIA (@SHiTBLASTER3000) November 6, 2019
Me: *has a lot of homework*
My brain:
Don’t do it
Don’t do it
Don’t do it
Don’t do it
Don’t do it
Don’t do it
Don’t do it*takes nap*
— College Student (@FactsOfSchool) August 26, 2019
“I’m gonna get my homework done early tonight” pic.twitter.com/RZfvqG4IbS
— College Student (@FactsOfSchool) November 6, 2019
*doesn’t have my homework done for my classes tomorrow but has my outfit & accessories picked out the night before*
— 𝓂𝒶𝓇𝑔𝒶𝓊𝓍 (@thegirlinmiumiu) September 3, 2019
Hey guys do I:
– do my homework
– Drink water till I die
— kevboyperry (@kkevinperry) August 21, 2019
'Can I copy your homework?'
'Yeah, just change it a lil bit' pic.twitter.com/3Sz3qJNrRM
— Fandom (@getFANDOM) May 31, 2019
Alexa, finish my homework for me
— College Student (@FactsOfSchool) May 27, 2019
my attitude towards all my homework pic.twitter.com/0gS4y3dnRz
— des’monté
(@therealldezz) October 1, 2019
Cheers to no more homework.
EVER!
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Homework was extremely controversial in the 1800s and early 1900. In 1901 California even banned homework for everybody under the age of 15.
Homework was considered hugely controversial in the 1800s and early 1900s, when physicians crusaded against it, in 1901, California even banned homework for anyone under the age of 15.
Wal-Mart Heiress Paige Laurie paid someone to do all her homework at USC, and had to return her degree after she had already graduated.
