This post is all about homework!

In my opinion homework being good or bad depepends on how much is given, how much time you have to complete the homework, how difficult it is, and how much is given.

How much homework? For me the perfect balance is a quick easy-medium review with maybe one or two hard questions sprinkled in. This is good for most kids and teachers. 1 for the kids it is a good to see if they understand the topic that was learned in class and 2 for the teacher to see if the kid was paying attention in class or if they need help with a subject.

How much time to complete the homework?  How much is given? How difficult is it? 1 if the teacher gives 2 papers full of math questions and it’s not a quiz or test you missed, than in my opinion that’s just cruel. I mean especially if the problems are difficult sometimes kids get really mad and that’s just taking away their confidence.

Thanks for the time. If you disagree with me than you can comment below what you think about homework. (:

Basketball

This blog is written by Jonah, Teddy and Callan. We will be talking about our basketball season. We are all on the same team with some of our other school friends and some other random people. Our coach is our friend Matthew’s dad. By the way Matthew is on our team too. So far our record is 0-11. Listen, our team’s average height is 4 foot 10, and we play against teams that are twice the height of some of our players. We have one more game coming up and hopefully we can win that, because it is our last game. Despite our frightening streak of games it has been a fun and great season with all of us improving a lot in skill, technique, and IQ of the game.

 Hi, I’m Jonah and my strength in basketball is defense, ball handling, and fast breaks.

 

Hi I am Callan and my strength is rebounding and hustling. I am also pretty good at defense.

 

Hi I’m Teddy and I’m good at playing defense, shooting, and stealing.

 

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