“Teachers nowadays assign these almost college-level projects with requirements that make my mouth fall open with disbelief,” says another frustrated parent. “I believe that we’re stressing children out,” she says.īut hold on, it’s not just the kids who are stressed out. Schools are pushing too hard and expecting too much from kids.”ĭiane Garfield, a fifth grade teacher in San Francisco, concurs. How can he be expected to do that by himself? He just started to learn to read and write a couple of months ago. “Kids today are overwhelmed!” a parent recently wrote in an email to “My first-grade son was required to research a significant person from history and write a paper of at least two pages about the person, with a bibliography. Yet researchers say that American students have just the right amount of homework.
Now my students can keep learning while creating memories away from the classroom.Many students and their parents are frazzled by the amount of homework being piled on in the schools. You know this isn't a worksheet classroom to begin with.Īnd, you know that I'm all about making it worthwhile since I like to work smart - so my vacation memory book is both homework for while they're gone, a great keepsake and I don't have to gather materials each time someone leaves.Īnd be sure to read on to find out how you can get it for free
While they're absent from school, I want them to be able to have something both educational to take with that isn't just a packet of worksheets. Creating homework that is a vacation memory book just became as easy and hitting the print button! This vacation memory book was created because each year at least one of my kinders takes a family trip to Disney or some pretty fantastic place.
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