Ice Age Baby’s Revenge: Homework Hell & You!

Oh, honey, you won’t BELIEVE what’s happening with homework these days! It’s like the Ice Age Baby himself is plotting our demise. Some of you are in for a long night while others think it will get better. But trust me, my darlings, this isn’t just about grades—it’s about survival. Remember, my pretties, the worst has yet to come, but maybe if we are lucky we can skip out on some homework! Want to compare notes? Spill all your dirty little secrets in the comments, and don’t be shy. I’m waiting to see what you have to say.
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17 thoughts on “Ice Age Baby’s Revenge: Homework Hell & You!”

  1. deleted_user:

    Wtf ice age baby taking his revenge? We won’t let this happen

  2. deleted_user:

    Its almost like kids would be motivated to finish their work this way…

  3. deleted_user:

    Expectation: Eating dinner at the table
    Reality: Fortnite marathons till 1 am

  4. TooShiftyForYou:

    Studies have shown that cutting back on the amount of homework sent home and encouraging students to enjoy more free time directly correlates with teachers being able to enjoy more free time not grading homework.

  5. motornix:

    High effort, props

  6. TheGamseum:

    See you in hot.

  7. watanabelover69:

    Surely it can’t get any worse? And don’t call me Shirley!

  8. CodMan26:

    I read that as Wii 3

  9. Gertrudethecurious:

    I picked a bad week to give up sniffing glue…..

  10. JD_MEME:

    *sees ice age baby *
    Me: We’re all gonna die!!

  11. dragonborn-dovakhiin:

    My problems are gangbanging me right now

  12. Dollarbill1979:

    All of the elementary schools in my county have gone to this. Best part is, they implemented it the year my son went into middle school.

  13. pacollegENT:

    I went to a pretty strict private school that from about 6th grade on expected you to do a couple hours of homework a night.

    I pretty much did the minimum amount of work possible (thank God) but some kids did above and beyond what was needed.

    It’s just crazy to think back now and imagine doing a full school day, sports and then two hours of homework.

    That’s literally like a 12/13 hour day for a CHILD.

    Madness

  14. HiJac13:

    My sixth grade teacher had this same policy. Plus no homework on the weekends. The last hour every day would be what he call homeroom to finish as much work as possible so you have less homework. And he would help everyone. That was my best year of schooling! I hated homework. Still to this day, when I get home from work I am home and home means it’s time to relax. Not think about work.

  15. jonnysh:

    research shows that ain’t nobody got time to be marking homework.

  16. Lobsterbib:

    Can you imagine a school year without busy work?

    Dear Lord. Kids, I hope you appreciate this.

  17. roguekiller23231:

    My daughters 6, she was sent home with 3 books to read, a Math book to complete and 160 A4 pages of ‘homework’ for her holidays.

    Edit_

    Should add, the A4’s are double sided!!

    The books are easy, but long and boring, my daughter reads much harder books, but there is nothing worse then reading a long boring book. I sit and watch her go through 4-5 pretty hard books for her age but can’t get through 2 or 3 pages of those school books. Boring books don’t encourage reading!!

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