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Apparently it is "very important" that Evangeline does all her homework, especially as she hadn't done her homework last night.
I don't quite agree on the importance of doing homework, but that's all beside the point because she had done the worksheet that was went some, as well as the next page in her math book. I know, because I had supervised her doing it and then carefully glued these pages into her notebook this morning. I had even written a quick note on the homework - plainly visible to anybody checking it! - stating that we had not received the normal list of weekly assignments (and I had checked pretty darn thoroughly at the library!), only that one worksheet, and so she could not do her spelling words but we'd make it up as soon as we had the list.
The teacher had to flip past the page with the homework to write her little note on the very next page. In red sharpie. Those pages are still there, of course - they hadn't loosened or fallen out or anything.
I don't even know what to say to this, but I'm sure whatever I would say would end up being something I'd ultimately regret. So glad Jenn is the one writing the note in response to this one!
In other news, Ana got 100 on her last math test. Go Ana! W00t! Yeah! She and I cooked up a little drama where I pretended her grades were shameful and she pretended she didn't want her mom to see when she signed it.
I don't quite agree on the importance of doing homework, but that's all beside the point because she had done the worksheet that was went some, as well as the next page in her math book. I know, because I had supervised her doing it and then carefully glued these pages into her notebook this morning. I had even written a quick note on the homework - plainly visible to anybody checking it! - stating that we had not received the normal list of weekly assignments (and I had checked pretty darn thoroughly at the library!), only that one worksheet, and so she could not do her spelling words but we'd make it up as soon as we had the list.
The teacher had to flip past the page with the homework to write her little note on the very next page. In red sharpie. Those pages are still there, of course - they hadn't loosened or fallen out or anything.
I don't even know what to say to this, but I'm sure whatever I would say would end up being something I'd ultimately regret. So glad Jenn is the one writing the note in response to this one!
In other news, Ana got 100 on her last math test. Go Ana! W00t! Yeah! She and I cooked up a little drama where I pretended her grades were shameful and she pretended she didn't want her mom to see when she signed it.
