We brought you the best COVID-19 memes on the internet… and just when we thought we couldn’t make any more memes, or laugh at them for that matter, we realized the absurdity of trying to homeschool and work and exist and teach and cook and Zoom and do it all for the foreseeable future.
May the odds be ever in your favor, homeschooling parents. We’re sending you all our virtual vibes. And drink of choice.
1. I dunno
Fake it ’til you make it, bud.
2. All the options
Sometimes there are no good options.
3. Scribble scrabble
Wear masks. But maybe not outside at recess. But maybe at recess. But not if you’re eating at your desk. But what if you’re eating at recess?
4. Hold your breath
You’ll probably only lose your voice though if the kids stay home.
5. Poor Billy Madison
Nah, just put on Hamilton.
6. Screen time
To be fair, Netflix has some great educational programs. I mean how else would you teach business practices other than letting your kids watch Narcos?
7. Schedules are important
7:00: Kids console crying parents.
8. Dwight!
No really, everything is fine!
9. 90s kids
To be fair, Zack Morris practically babysat us.
10. Biology
Hilarious but DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME!
11. Pics
At least this kid has on pants.
12. Wishes for fishes
Pour all your money into the fountains, people.
13. Milton
Make sure your kids have a red stapler…
14. Smile!
We’ll never forget 2020. As much as we’d like to.
15. Karma
Be careful what you make fun of!
16. Bart
There’s that growth mindset…
17. Fire
Nothing to see here.
18. Gump
Where’s Jenny when you need her?
19. Plans
Homeschooling parents: Really putting the “win” in wine.
20. Lisa
It’s been a long five months. No judgement here, Marge.
21. Tiger King
We wanted to love it. We really did.
22. *Shrugs*
But to be fair… who does?
23. Teachers
Well at least your kids will learn something about science as they watch you age…
Whether you’re sending your kids back in person in full PPE or prepping for virtual learning, we’re wishing all of your kids (and all of our teachers!) a great school year… and fast internet, well-lit makeshift classrooms and lots of patience. Here’s to you, parents and educators!