And…. it’s March. What will this month bring?
I spent last month doing more WikiTree, struggling with online learning and a son who doesn’t want to do the “work”. I either have to sit there (essentially go to class.. that I thought I was done with) or he gets distracted by … something and work doesn’t get done. Much whining, much protest from either twin.
March 1st was the deadline to apply for school supports (EA/ABASW) in our district, and this morning, I spent time looking at the Needs Assessment for our IST (Integration Support Teacher) in an effort to maintain or increase the support hours given to my children. As I have pulled my daughter from the online learning at school, my question was about what I face should I not enroll her in public school next year. She is behind, curriculum-wise, and so it is better to catch her up now, than to try in high school.
I think that today was the first time that I left the house (other than school drop off) this week as I had to pick up my kid’s report card (form to sign). We aren’t bothering with parent/teacher interview. (As hubby puts it, what can she tell us that we don’t already know?)
These past few weeks, we have also been more focused on Animal Crossing. We bought a switch for our kids’ birthday; specifically so my son could have Mario Maker that he had been obsessed with. He created a lot of levels, so many that he had to create another persona called “Storige” as the other is full. His sister likes Animal Crossing but it is Hubby and me who play it most. I tend to play it in the mornings when my son is in the kitchen for school. I have to sit there and listen so this is something to do when I “help” him. Yesterday, we bought the family membership so that we can visit others. So far we have been to 2 islands. This morning, I went to someone’s island that I met in a Facebook group for this game.
That ASD Mom 