Even when we were kids, homework was tough — so now that we have our own, we’re doing our best to make sure that we are there to guide them and encourage them to accomplish all their schoolwork. But let’s be real. They won’t always get the answers right all the time.
Yet somehow, even if some of the answers are wrong, they’re still right — and it’s hilarious! Kids will be kids and they sure are creative!
After we posted the above on Facebook, parents sent us their kids' homework blunders. From not following instructions, spelling errors, and funny drawings, the 19 kids below definitely get plus points for making an effort (and giving us tears from so much laughter).
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When this 6-year-old was asked to list down human rights, he wrote, "Karapatan kong maging pogi." He sure is correct!ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW
When asked why he didn't color the soap when it's used for washing the body, this 5-year-old answered, "It's already colored! The color is white!"
This Grade 1 student is really, really thankful to God for all the food that her parents have given her!
This Kinder student was so confident he got everything right that he couldn't help but say, "Boom! Panes!"
We can't help but think there's a typo in the instructions but nevertheless, this 5-year-old kid's short but sweet answer is correct!ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW
When asked to explain the sign, this 9-year-old wrote, "Do not cross. End of the world. It's a black hole."
When asked to write a common noun that would describe Sister Marie, this kid said, 'biscuit.' He must have been hungry!
Well, you didn't specify what kind of hero you were looking for.
This kid was so close to getting it right!
This is the key to stop dynamite fishing — wear a swimsuit instead!ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW
At least the intention was pure!
The instructions? Write down two consonants to form a word. He was almost right!
This kid's Hail Mary prayer interpretation goes, "And blessed is the food of your wom Jesus."
Who said kids can't learn two languages? If only this 6-year-old answered in Filipino!
That's right, honey!ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW
In the grand scheme of things, this 7-year-old got it right.
We're sure it makes perfect sense to him.
Mom: "Anak, 'yung cat yung tamang sagot, bakit egg yung chineck mo?" Kid: "Eh, kasi po hindi pa sya napipisa at saka hindi pa sya buhay."
Just look at those detailed abs and fierce gym face! This 8-year-old got it from her mama!
