Recap of this week's posts by D.Buzz
_{For the week ending on 4/17/2022 | Vol. 94}

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Homework is the bane of every child's existence. It's the one thing that can ruin a perfectly good day. It's the thing that makes kids dread going to school. It's the thing that makes kids want to pull their hair out. But, alas, homework must be done.

When it comes to homework, kids come up with some pretty crazy excuses not to have it. One kid might say that their dog ate their homework, while another might say that they didn't do it because they were too busy playing video games. Whatever the excuse, it's usually something that's pretty far-fetched!

Let's assume you are a teacher. What would you say to a student who told you "I was snowboarding in the woods and got lost, so my friend and I had to burn our homework to keep warm till help arrived". We are sure you would roll your eyes and say "Sure, sure, you have detention".

99% of the time, those eye rolls would be the correct response. However, this was a true story of two boys who were in the backcountry near Nelson, B.C, snowboarding. They went for a run down the backside of the mountain at Whitewater Ski Resort, then got lost.

Having only their homework on hand, they used it for heat until help arrived the next day. You can read the full story here.

So next time one of your students tells you a far-fetched tale, perhaps they are telling the truth? One thing is for certain however, the weekly update from D.Buzz is below, all you have to do is read it for a passing grade. :P

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