Holy Moly! My kid's list is LONG!

Dear parents,

I, too, have been trying to keep my children (a) on task, and (b) up to date on their school work while working from home. You'd think that would be easy (especially for a teacher who teaches the same grades as her children) given the flexibility of the virtual environment. PLOT TWIST! It's SO HARD!! I've completely failed at this! 

So, what to do... tips from your teacher (read: realistic expectations from your teacher who is speaking from her mom-reality)

Do your best. That's it. Let's be real. If nothing school-related gets done, but everyone is still alive and relatively sane, call it a win.

In a perfect world, all of our children would be completely up to date and independently working on enrichment projects harmoniously with their siblings. But that's just not gonna happen. 

If you're looking to prioritize in order to still get some work done, I've put the assignments in order of importance in Classroom. Also, please prioritize French and Math. Here are the assignments (in order of importance) for those two subjects as of last night. I'll be posting next week's work later today.


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