45 Funny Homework Answers From Kids That Deserve An A+ In Creativity

As the new school year kicks off, it’s the perfect time to appreciate the unintentional comedy that kids bring to their homework. Parents and teachers have shared some of the funniest responses, proving that while our future might be in their hands, it’s sure to be an entertaining one.

Whether it’s a student confidently claiming a triangle has four sides or answering “What ended in 1896?” with “1895,” these homework fails show that kids don’t just think outside the box—they often toss the box away entirely. If this is the future, we’re in for a hilarious ride.


1. “Kiddo’s Favorite Thing About School”

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2. “My Son, The Patriot”

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3. “My Son Drew This In 5th Grade. Perhaps I’m Biased, But I Thought It Was Clever And Funny”

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5. “So Young, So Honest”

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6. “My 6-Year-Old Cousin’s Homework Answer After Seeing A Play”

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7. “Found This In Some Old School Papers. Apparently, Even 7-Year-Old Me Was A Know-It-All”

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8. “I’ve Never Been More Proud Of My 10-Year-Old Daughter”

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9. “Use The Word ‘Bank'”

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10. “This Kid Is A Realist”

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11. “Homework: ‘Draw Your Favorite Part Of The Mass.’ This Is What My Son Draws”

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12. “2nd Grader’s Homework. My Friend’s 6-Year -Old Son Is Autistic And Takes Instructions Literally”

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13. “Grading One Of My 3rd Grade Student’s Homework Tonight And Came Across This Beauty. Trying To Decide If I Should Give Bonus Points”

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14. “It’s Always Possible To Love Someone And Hate Them At The Same Time”

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15. “The Homework Was ‘Draw Your Mommy'”

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16. “My Friend Teaches 5th Grade, And She Was Given This By A Student Today. This Kid Is Going Places”

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17. “My 6-Year-Old Made This About Her 23-Year-Old Teacher”

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18. “My Kid’s End-Of-Year Open House. My Wife And I Are The Oldest Parents In Her Class, At 39. Thanks For Making Us Feel Good, Kid”

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19. “My Nephew Is Shooting For The Stars”

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20. “My 7-Year-Old Daughter Answering A Philosophical Question For Schoolwork”

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21. “My Friend’s 5-Year-Old Son Had This For Homework Tonight, And He Changed The Answer To Be Something More Humane”

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22. “Kids”

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23. “Going Through My Son’s Paperwork From Before The School Shut Down”

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24. “My Then 7-Year-Old Son Asking The Important Questions”

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25. “I Will Sit Still”

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26. “My Friend’s A Math Teacher. He Just Found His Favorite Student”

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27. “My Sister’s History Homework On Food That Medieval Nobles Ate”

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28. “Well, It Didn’t Say It Had To Be Analog”

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29. “An 8-Year-Old Student Of Mine Showing Her Thinking”

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30. “One Of My Students Turned In This Gem Today”

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31. “This 9-Year-Old Is Already A Pro At Cutting Corners On Homework”

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32. “Brogle”

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33. “F+ Homework”

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34. “My Son Went To A Dinosaur Event And They Had A Thing Where You Could Color A Dinosaur And It Would Go On A Screen. This Is My Son’s”

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35. “My Mom Is A Teacher For A 2nd Grade Class And Sent Me This Today. I Admire The Confidence”

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36. “Found This Old Drawing I Did In Elementary School. Can You Guess What The Squirrel Is Doing? You’re Right. It’s Holding Two Nuts”

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37. “Shared By A Teacher Friend”

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38. “My Sister’s 7-Year-Old Student’s Attempt At Her Parents’ Signature”

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39. “My Fiancé’s 8-Year-Old Student”

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40. “When An 8-Year-Old’s Homework Gets Too Real”

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41. “Was Marking A Kid’s Homework And Saw The Progression Of His Studies”

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42. “My Nephew’s Homework When He Was 8”

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43. “This Is How My Son Does Word Searches In School”

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44. “My Partner Teaches At Primary School, And She Sent Me This Gem Today”

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45. “One Of My School Journal Entries When I Was 7”

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Nate Armbruster

When he's not doomscrolling Twitter or writing for Pleated-Jeans, Nate Armbruster writes jokes—and then tells them on stage as a stand-up comedian, where he can watch audiences (hopefully) laugh in real-time.