Now I regret it. I hate that I have a house not filled with laughing, goofiness and silliness. I miss it. I hate asking them, "so what did you learn today" Because I have no idea!! None.
I have no control over the lesson plan, I have no control over the hours for Anthony who needs extra breaks for his attention. I feel like I threw them to the lions den. Because I know its just a matter of time before the calls start.
I just felt so lost and helpless this year. It started out completely new and different with the way the online part of school was. And we fumbled and fumbled and tried. But, it just got the best of me I guess.
Being behind put stress on me, which put a kink in my patience, which put an attitude in the kids. I felt like we'd never catch up. Or catch my breath.
Here's the funny thing though. All my kids are at at least 80% in their level, ok. The standards for our schooling is not what it is in their current public school. You need a 60% and you're left alone and considered fine. What eva! My youngest came home from school today and I asked "what did you learn in school today"..... "My teacher said the 'Earth is like a basketball'....."
Uhmmmm OK.....
And....
"And thats it."
Well, you know the Earth is round.
"Yea, but the other kids didn't."
OK. So my 1st graders class is just now learning that the Earth is round... Isn't there something wrong with that? Where I left off with him is the capitals of countries! He knew all the continents by name and site by the end of Kinder!
UGH!!! I could just scream! My older son, Anthony{my 6th grader}, the one that was having trouble ALL THE TIME... yea well, now he's really going to get into trouble, because he says he's bored in class. I checked his homework, and OMG, this is stuff
I'm so regretting my decision. But, I
On the bright side my house has never been cleaner! Well, until they come home.