Thursday, April 30, 2020

Something Hilarious – For teachers and parents

We’ve been so serious with suggestions about just how to cope and maintain during COVID-19. It’s time to take a break and look at the absurdity of the situation through humor. Here’s two links to something funny. One is directed to parents and one is directed to teachers. And like any humor, there is that grain of truth embedded in the laugh. Dr. Charles Lambert has a wicked sense of humor and shared the links below. 

Parents and teachers, you are on your own front line, a front line of a different kind. Doing work that is the hard slog, double duty in some cases, rising to the challenge. I think this is especially so for those of you who parent and teach children with disabilities. So, let’s take a break and laugh a little. Meet Gerry Brooks. He has something to say.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fAgCvHTfY8I

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OS8Xlyz6kKI

And if you have just joined me and want some ideas that may keep your kids busy learning and having some fun. Go to the post of Resources! Resources! Resources! 
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