How funny children’s homework can be has become a hot topic. What kind of funny homework have you encountered?

Nowadays, students’ homework has gradually become wild homework. Wild homework is the various tricks children use to complete their homework. Children's homework is also becoming more and more interesting.

There was a math question asking how to pay for a pencil case for Lele, which cost 6 yuan and 50 cents. One student answered that he could pay with WeChat and Alipay, which really made people laugh and cry.

Some students also used homophonic memes to answer: "Isn't it true that a friend comes from afar?" ?Who wrote it when answering Su Youpeng’s fans. When asked why most Buddhists are in the northern hemisphere, answer Namo Amitabha. It activated their little brains and created great wisdom.

At the same time, sentence making also created a lot of happiness. One child’s sentence making was probably praised by all the test-taking teachers.

If is broken down into "not as good as juice", "naive" is written as "naive and hot", "10" is written as "only test ten" and "10" is written as "start with easy things", such sentences are written by the teacher. If a child makes up a random sentence, the teacher will find it very difficult to judge and give him a zero mark. When he comes home, his parents will criticize him. The child burst into tears when he felt uncomfortable, and he made it difficult for himself!

The composition also caused us a lot of jokes.

Will you marry me? Create a love story that will end in tragedy if you don’t say yes. Although there is no word limit, it is too concise and the sentences are too refined. How embarrassing it is for the marking teacher!

What causes these funny homework?

1. Primary school students are in a period of youthful ignorance and are very rebellious. They hope to come up with some unique ideas to get the attention of teachers, and then come up with all kinds of strange ideas.

2. Primary school students have very rich imaginations and can write whatever they think of, resulting in funny answers.

3. Primary school students do not have solid basic knowledge and cannot understand the meaning of the questions.

In response to the above problems, I came up with the following solutions.

1. Learn basic knowledge solidly, ask teachers to pay more attention to children’s basic skills, and learn more and ask more questions.

2 Children are in adolescence and have very rich imaginations, but they cannot stifle their imagination. Teachers and parents need to guide their children correctly.

Finally, I hope all the children will have good grades!