How Eva Amurri and More Celeb Parents Are Homeschooling Their Kids During the Coronavirus Spread

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How Eva Amurri and More Celeb Parents Are Homeschooling Their Kids During the Coronavirus Spread

Time to hit the books! Celebrity parents have turned to homeschooling amid the coronavirus pandemic. Eva Amurri started teaching her 5-year-old daughter, Marlowe, on March 12, one day before giving birth to her newborn son, Mateo. “Who knew I’d be teaching kindergarten on my maternity leave?” the Undateable alum captioned a photo of worksheets and markers. She went on to write the following week: “Education waits for no postpartum mother.” Susan Sarandon’s daughter blogged about her methods at the time, sharing sample schedules, supplies and online educational resources for both kids and adults, including Khan Academy and FutureLearn. The actress, who also shares 3-year-old son Major with her ex-husband, Kyle Martino, had mixed feelings when Marlowe FaceTimed her teacher “who she LOVES” on March 31. “It was so sad and so wonderful at the same time,” the New York native captioned an Instagram Story photo of her daughter. “She also showed off her big sister skills.” [jwplayer HWLZt5zx-zhNYySv2] As for, Daphne Oz, the former Chew host has four children — three of whom attend school — and opened up about how she explained coronavirus to them. “We told them their school needed to be cleaned and that we and other grownups are here to keep them safe and healthy,” the Happy Cook author captioned a March 12 Instagram photo of Philomena, Jovam and Domenica. “For now, [I’m] focusing on one day at a time and how to hopefully make their extra time at home productive and fun.” In addition to using Khan Academy like Amurri, the Pennsylvania native “bought a bunch more workbooks and flash cards and plann[ed] some creative cooking/craft projects,” she told her followers at the time. Oz showed off one of her projects three days later, writing, “We had to see for ourselves and it worked!! Pepper in water = Germs. Dip your fingers in soap and back into the water and watch the germs scatter!!” Keep scrolling to see how more celebrity parents are handling homeschooling while self-quarantining with their kids, from Kim Kardashian’s “Pokemon yoga [and] princess yoga” to Lin-Manuel Miranda’s art projects. [podcast_block]

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Hilary Duff

The How I Met Your Father star called homeschooling "hell on earth" in a February 2022 Romper interview, saying, "I was having to hide from [my daughter] Banks because ... she was in that super [attached] phase, and [my son], Luca, wanted me to be the teacher."

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Cate Blanchett

While the actress’ older kids could “self-direct” during remote learning, Blanchett had a harder time with her youngest daughter, she revealed during a January 2022 appearance on The Project. “I realized that I couldn't even teach her grade 1 math and she sniffed that out after 14 days. I was a dead duck. There was no respect there,” the Don’t Look Up star said, noting that she even “dress[ed] up as her teacher” and “put on her teacher’s voice.”

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Eli Manning

"All of a sudden, I [was] basically a substitute teacher very quickly,” the former NFL player exclusively told Us in January 2022. “I [was] teaching about rhombuses and trapezoids and quadrilaterals. … It was obviously different."

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Ryan Gosling and Eva Mendes

The Golden Globe winner told British GQ in January 2022 that his mom, Donna Gosling, was the “perfect person” to ask for homeschooling help when he and the actress needed it for daughters Esmeralda and Amada.

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Princess Beatrice

The princess called homeschooling a “learning curve” for herself, husband Edoardo Mozzi and her stepchild, Wolfie, in an August 2021 Hello! interview. "I've felt very lucky to have had the chance to work with my bonus son over the course of the school closures."

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Megan Fox

The actress told Kelly Clarkson in May 2021 that a Zoom class for 4-year-olds “just doesn’t work.”

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Mario Lopez

The Saved by the Bell alum’s children didn’t “learn anything” while he homeschooled them, Lopez joked exclusively to Us. “I’ve never used Google so much in my life. … I have a whole new respect for teachers. So very, very challenging. I think it was harder on us than the kids."

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Rachel Bilson

“She’s on the computer all day,” the Hart of Dixie alum said of daughter Briar’s kindergarten class during a “Betches Moms” podcast episode. “It was a really hard transition, and I’ve been a kindergarten teacher this whole school year. You just have such a greater appreciation for teachers and what they do because it is not easy, especially at this age. My patience has worn thin but we’re trying our best.”

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Jamie Dornan

"I was doing math [with my daughter Elva] the other day and she had, like, two plus two, and she was like, 'Yup, got it,’” the Fifty Shades of Grey star told Jimmy Kimmel. “She got that it was four. Then she got three plus four. She got seven. Then it was two plus two again [and she had to think about it]. I was going … you just had two plus two — it was seven seconds ago — surely you remember that? Obviously, their brains just don't work like that."

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Ciara

The “Level Up” singer hired a private tutor for her son, Future Jr., but considers herself a “teacher’s assistant.” She explained to Self: "I was literally [around] every day making sure he had all his stuff he needs.” As for her daughter, Princess, she added, “We’re making sure she’s not missing out on the fundamental things that she would be doing if she was in school. [She] learned about the letter A and we made homemade applesauce the other week, which was really fun. She’s following along with some of what her classmates are doing at school, but we’re just doing it at home.”

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Jessie James Decker

Virtual learning has been “good” for her kids amid the pandemic, the Kittenish creator exclusively told Us in January 2021. “Our school’s pretty awesome," the former reality star explained. "They will kind of adjust if they feel like it's getting a little too much or the numbers are up a bit more in Nashville. They’ll make us do at home for a little bit. So it’s been half and half."

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Brian Austin Green

"Our 8-year-old, he just wasn’t into the remote learning at all. Sitting in front of a computer and doing that, that just wasn't his thing," the BH90210 star told Entertainment Tonight, noting that Noah was in a "pod" with six other children. "I think some kids need the socialization. Like, they really need to be with other kids."

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Ryan Dorsey

“Learning how to count votes,” the Justified alum captioned a November 5 photo of his and Naya Rivera’s son, Josey, practicing addition.

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Kelly Rowland

"I am certainly trying my hardest to pick up the pieces from where his awesome teachers left off because his teachers are so sensational," the former Destiny's Child member told Us exclusively. "I'm nothing like them. We have fun and we find our ways to play and learn at the same time."

The “Motivation” singer went on to tell Us that one of her son Titan’s aunts is a tutor, and she comes over to help him out. “She is incredible with him,” Rowland gushed. “He completely grasps all the concepts … he’s working on right now in kindergarten."

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Savannah Guthrie

“He sets up the kids for Zoom school,” the Today show cohost said of her husband, Michael Feldman, during a Reveal With Drew and Jonathan Scott interview. “About mid-morning, it’s my turn to take over for a little while so he can do his actual job."

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David Burtka and Neil Patrick Harris

Homeschooling has been “tough” on their kids, the chef exclusively told Us on September 16, explaining, “They're used to their parents just being their parents as opposed to their nurturing teachers."

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Brie Bella

“I see all these parents post about homeschooling and how awful it is,” the Total Bellas star said in a September 2020 “Total Bellas Podcast” episode. “I think my husband, [Bryan Danielson], is the only man in the world who buys all this homeschooling stuff when our daughter's really not an age where she needs to be. He does it for fun!"

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Brooke Shields

"I think it was probably easier for us because we don't have little kids," the actress exclusively told Us of her and husband Chris Henchy helping teenage daughters Rowan and Grier with homeschool. "I talked to a lot of parents who have little kids, and it's hard enough to get a little kid to pay attention in class, let alone in front of a screen. So I think that it was different. ... We became much more lax about them being on their phones because it was their only form of communication with their friends. They navigated it."

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Bradley Cooper

“I’m running a one-man preschool,” the A Star Is Born actor told Interview in August 2020 of homeschooling his and Irina Shayk’s daughter. “We get up, we do swim class in the bathtub.”

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Jenna Dewan

“So far, so good,” the Flirty Dancing host told Us of homeschooling her and Channing Tatum's daughter, Everly. “Evie’s school has done a great job. She seems engaged and genuinely intrigued by interacting with her feigns and new teachers over Zoom.”

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James Van Der Beek

The actor and one of his daughters did a "science project ... building a hydraulic arm" and documenting the steps on his Instagram Story.

“Shuffling the kids from Zoom call to Zoom call was not our forte,” the Dawson’s Creek alum exclusively told Us of him and Kimberly Van Der Beek homeschooling their kids. "It was not our best moments as parents.”

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Holly Marie Combs

Homeschooling has been “a really hard adjustment for everyone,” the Charmed alum exclusively told Us on August 17 of her sons, adding, “You have to be a team and you have to be supportive. We’ve all gotten really close."

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Jenny Mollen

The Live Fast Die Hot author joked exclusively to Us that she is “learning math for the first time” while homeschooling her and Jason Biggs' eldest son, Sid.

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Mayim Bialik

After homeschooling her sons for years, the Big Bang Theory alum encouraged parents new to the process to “go easy” on themselves during the pandemic. “We all just have to do our best right now,” she exclusively told Us. “You have to pass this year. It's not going to be perfect, but we’re all in this boat together."

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Angela Kinsey

The Office alum misses the way her two kids’ teachers kept them “focused and engaged.” She told POPSUGAR of homeschooling on August 10: "Some days we were better at it than others. One of the things we learned early on is that we had to separate the kids because of their different lesson plans and teachers. Also with all the students on a Zoom call, it's important to teach them to hit that mute button!"

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Tamera Mowry

The Real cohost's daughter learned to write the letter "A" in lowercase on March 31.

Mowry exclusively told Us of the experience: "There should be a special place in heaven for teachers. I think the most challenging part is getting the kids to stay interested in school work while being at home. They want to do other things within 30 minutes because they see the things they would rather be doing right in front of them — their TV, their backyard.”

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Alfonso Ribeiro

“Homeschooling was an absolute challenge,” the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air alum exclusively told Us. “If you have one kid, that's a challenge. When you have two kids, you've just doubled up because now you've got two computers going at the same time. Then I’ve got four kids."

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Jennifer Garner

“Something that I’ve been thinking about a lot as I help my kids with their homeschooling are teachers,” the 13 Going on 30 star said during the Lifetime Presents: Variety’s Power of Women: Frontline Heroes event.

The 13 Going on 30 star asked in an Instagram Live video the following month: "What is this year full of transitions gonna look like for kids, for my family? How can I keep joy in learning for them or help them just continue to find their resilience? That's where I am today.”

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Tiffani Thiessen

“If you asked me the beginning [of quarantine], I would have said [homeschooling] was horrible and really hard,” the Saved by the Bell alum exclusively told Us. "I was not cut out for teaching. That's not been something that I was trained to do. We got our groove after, like, the first month.”

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Charlize Theron

“I will make any action movie over and over and over again before I homeschool again,” the Long Shot star told Willie Geist.

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Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis

"We enlisted our friends to do 20-minute Zoom sessions with our kids [to] teach our kids anything … from making flowers arrangements to architecture," the actress explained during a virtual appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon in May. "That gives us 20 minutes of not parenting and also allows our kids to have another type of interaction.” Two months later, the Bad Moms star gushed over Kutcher's knack for teaching. "I am not a good teacher. But my husband is fantastic at it," she said on Live With Kelly and Ryan. "I think that's something I've learned about you: You're really good at explaining things."

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Melissa Joan Hart

"I've got one going to high school, one going to second grade, and two that were being tested for learning disabilities, so when school was canceled, I cried," the Sabrina the Teenage Witch alum told Romper of the "hard" time she had homeschooling. "Having them here all day is very tricky."

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Ludacris

“I have a lot of help with my wife, [Eudoxie Mbouguiengue],” the rapper told Us exclusively. “I am involved in that, but you'd be surprised at how much easier homeschooling is when you have Kid Nation on your side.”

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Luisana Lopilato

The model snapped a selfie homeschooling her “favorite” student.

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Kristen Bell

The actress’ eldest daughter, Lincoln, left her a note reading, “You are a great home teacher!”

As for her youngest, Bell told Ellen DeGeneres: “I gave up, to be honest. I threw in the towel. I attempted to give her some math problems in the beginning of this quarantine. She answered the first and second one, and then she got really sassy and wrote, ‘No’ … in the answer grid.”

Bell went on to tell Entertainment Tonight: "Homeschooling stills sucks. I’m not gonna sugarcoat it, OK?”

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Morena Baccarin

“They will read. They will learn math. All at their own pace,” the actress told Us exclusively of her two kids, explaining that their schoolwork “isn’t that dire.”

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Reese Witherspoon

The Big Little Lies alum's son Tennessee learned about India.

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Adam Busby and Danielle Busby

“We've been homeschooling, and the quints have gotten packets from schools where we could do worksheets and crafts and activities,” Danielle told Us exclusively in May. "They [behave] at school probably way better than they do [with] us as teachers. That balance of trying to get them to focus … is tough.”

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Christina Milian

"It's OK, it's not terrible, but I think this definitely was a challenge for all of us," the singer told Us exclusively. "I am enjoying the part of actually working on the schoolwork with my daughter because it's better than her coming back home from school with with grades and not knowing how she's being taught or what she's been taught."

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Brandi Glanville

“I think it should be shorter,” the reality star told Becca Tobin of her sons' virtual school day. “It’s 8:30 to 3:30 sitting in one place. That’s bulls--t. I told them they could skip school. Their dad’s a d--k and he told me, ‘Why are they missing classes at your house?’ I said, ‘Because I don’t want their eyes to hurt from the blue screen time.’ It didn’t work.”

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Terry Dubrow and Heather Dubrow

While the couple's eldest three children are "pretty self-sufficient," their daughter Colette is getting help from her nanny. "She's in third grade and the math is already completely beyond me," Heather told Us exclusively.

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Catherine Giudici and Sean Lowe

"I haven’t been following a homeschooling routine because the kids are so young," the Washington native wrote via Instagram. "But when it comes to Samuel, I’m committed to keeping his little brain engaged and interested in learning [by using MarcoPolo World School] before he starts big school."

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Christina Milian

The actress is her daughter Violet’s “go-to for school” while studying at home, she told E! News.

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Teddi Mellencamp

“Slate just had to correct my grammar but sure let’s dig into some English. #schoolisinsession #monday,” the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star captioned an Instagram upload.

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Kristin Cavallari

“The no school thing is tough,” the Very Cavallari star said during a May 2020 Instargam Live video. “With the boys, Jaxon will not listen to me. He refuses to do work. I’m like, ‘I can’t fight with you about doing schoolwork.’ It’s too hard.”

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Stanley Tucci

"They tell me they are doing their schoolwork. I believe them, even if I don’t,” Tucci wrote of his three eldest children in an Atlantic essay.

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Sarah Michelle Gellar and Freddie Prinze

“Yup, this sums it up,” the actress captioned an Instagram post. “#homeschooling #quarantine day 63000 I think (and don’t ask what day of the week).”

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Busy Philipps

"Aside from [Birdie’s] projects that she runs by us, she’s really kind of self-sufficient on her own," the actress told Us exclusively. “We’re doing math [with Cricket], we’re learning new things, we’re talking about verbs and writing stories."

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Kimora Lee Simmons

“It's crazy,” the Kimora: Life of Fab alum told Us exclusively. “I mean, I have five kids and it's a lot being home with them. I have a new found respect for all the teachers. … I think it's about keeping your kids obviously entertained and also inspired as you're getting up there to go to school and do everything online.”

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Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade

"Homeschooling is happening," the actress told Jimmy Fallon. "Zaya does not trust us to even look at her [homework]. She's like, 'I'll wait for my tutors.' ... Somebody asked me, 'How are you on the new math?' And I'm like, 'I wasn't solid on the old math.'"

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Kailyn Lowry

“Some days we get up on time & start school right away, sometimes we play outside first, then have school a little later,” the pregnant Teen Mom 2 star captioned a photo of her eldest two sons riding their bikes. “The truth is, maintaining a regular schedule has just been hard in this season & we really miss our teachers! I’ve been extra tired lately (finally in third trimester!) so I’m giving myself a little grace. We’re still getting things done & the boys are enjoying making memories.”

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Kerry Washington

“It’s a whole different world,” the Little Fires Everywhere star said of homeschooling her children during Color Of Change’s podcast "#TellBlackStories."

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Halle Berry

“It's a nightmare for me. It's a nightmare," the actress told Entertainment Tonight. "This is, like, a wash of a semester. They're really just not learning anything and it's hard.”

The Catwoman star explained, “What I learned is that when 6-year-olds see other 6-year-olds do things, then they do things. Like, they sit and they eat because there's 25 other ones doing it. They stay at their desks and color because there's 25 other ones doing it. At home, there's not 25 other ones doing it. So, to get them to focus and realize they're at home but yet they're at school, it's really been a challenge.”

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Haylie Duff

"The transition has gotten a little easier a few weeks in,” the actress told Us exclusively in April 2020. “It’s gotten easier because I have resources I can turn to. I’m not a teacher, so at first I was like, ‘How am I going to pull this off every day?’ … [HP's] online resources are amazing ... with hundreds of printable activities, puzzles and games.”

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Chris Hemsworth

"I’m failing miserably," the Thor star told Jimmy Kimmel of homeschooling India, Sasha and Tristan. "It’s sort of four or five hours of negotiation and bribery and then 20 minutes of actual work, if that. Everything’s changed since I was in school. I was talking to the teacher about it. Adding, subtracting [and] so on, it’s not quite as straightforward now. There’s all these new little tricks and so on, which I don’t understand.”

Hemsworth went on to tell Entertainment Tonight: “My negotiation tactics are improving.”

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Kate Hudson

“I have one area for Bing[ham] because it's more hands-on, and I have to sit with him,” the actress told Ellen DeGeneres of her homeschooling tactics. “Then Ryder does his work in his area, and we do check-ins because he's doing lectures and there's Zoom. It's just a juggling act, but it's good. I'm thankful for our health."

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Laura Prepon and Ben Foster

"We're trying to make sure my toddler is in her school learning her ABC's," the Orange Is the New Black alum told Us exclusively of Ella in April 2020.

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Duchess Kate and Prince William

“Being educated from home is a shock to the system for [Prince] George and [Princess] Charlotte,” a source told Us exclusively. “To begin with, they were easily distracted and wanted to play together instead of sitting at a computer, but Kate’s now got them into a routine. … [She] is mainly in charge of the home schooling and playtimes, but William is also very involved too.”

Kate told the BBC that she and her husband have been homeschooling their children through spring break. “I feel very mean,” the duchess admitted.

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Jason Momoa

The Aquaman actor joked to Ellen DeGeneres that he is the “PE coach” when it comes to homeschooling his and Lisa Bonet’s kids. “Like, ‘Get your ass outside. Want to go rock climb, skateboard?’” Momoa explained. “But that’s about it.”

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Drew Barrymore

The Santa Clarita Diet star has “cried every day, all day long” since she started homeschooling her two daughters, she revealed on the Today show in April 2020. “It was the messiest plate I’ve ever held in my life, to be the teacher, the parent, the disciplinarian, the caretaker,” Barrymore explained. “And I thought, ‘Oh, my God, and teachers have children [of their own]. Do they survive it because they get to go away and work with other kids? Have they had their children in their classroom? How did this all work?’”

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Alanis Morissette

The Grammy winner "un-school[s]" her children at home, she told Health magazine, explaining, “So if there’s some agenda like, ‘Let’s play with these magnet tiles,’ and my daughter is like, ‘F–k those tiles. I want to put glitter on that thing and cut the tree,’ boom — we do that.”

Morissette added, “I basically get inside their eyeballs. I’m constantly watching their eyes and what they’re pulled toward, and then we do the deep dive.”

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Jana Kramer and Mike Caussin

The former professional football player gave his daughter, Jolie, popcorn as a reward for learning the letter "A."

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Amanda Stanton

"Homeschool is now in session," the Bachelor in Paradise alum captioned a March 20 selfie with her daughters in matching sweatsuits.

She told Us on a “Here For the Right Reasons” podcast episode: “They're driving me insane, but they're keeping me sane at the same time. I’m so busy with them and it gives me something to do. I'm homeschooling them. But it's also really hard because I don't really get a second to myself. But it's good.”

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Max Greenfield

When the New Girl alum's daughter, Lilly, started singing Dua Lipa's "Don't Start Now" while during a homeschooling session, she didn't appreciate her dad joining in. "Stop, you have a dog s--t voice," she told Greenfield.

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Gabrielle Union

The actress conducted P.E. in the swimming pool with her daughter.

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Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively

“We're lucky enough to have a little, tiny garden, so we're learning a little bit about gardening,” the actor told Stephen Colbert on April 1 of homeschooling his three daughters. “We’re trying to make this an educational experience.”

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Eva Amurri

The actress and her daughter "do two letters every day," Amurri captioned her March 31 Instagram Story. "Practice writing it, then she picks a word that starts with the letter and illustrates a story about it with a few full sentences."

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Hilaria Baldwin

"I went online and I got workbooks, so we’ve been doing school for my practice and to give them some sort of structure to their day," the Living Clearly Method author told Us Weekly exclusively. "I mix it up between pencil and paper work, then also get apps that are educational. What I’m learning is that the more I vary it, the better it works for them.”

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Kim Kardashian

"They have to stop for P.E. to go run up and down the backyard," the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star told Jimmy Fallon on March 30. "They do this Pokemon yoga or princess yoga. It’s insane.”

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Busy Philipps

The This Will Only Hurt a Little author and one of her daughters played tennis for P.E.

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Kailyn Lowry

"We painted yesterday, stickers this morning and glue this evening," the Teen Mom 2 star captioned a photo of her son Lux's "finalproject."

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Lin-Manuel Miranda

The Tony winner told Fallon, 45, that he is "learning how to teach math" before showing off his son's pigeon drawing.

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Farrah Abraham

The former Teen Mom OG star shared her homeschooling tips after years of doing it with her daughter, telling her followers that she uses timers to organize Sophia's schedule.

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Pink

The Grammy winner puts "academic time" into her family's schedule when her daughter, Willow, plays "a cool game on her iPad."

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Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi

"Told my kids to call me Mrs. LaValle, since I’ll be their teacher for the next few weeks," the Jersey Shore: Family Vacation alum wrote alongside a March 15 selfie. "They have to raise their hands and ask for bathroom passes. We’ll have lunch and recess and if anyone acts up, I’m sending them to the principal, [Jionni LaValle]."

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Daphne Oz

The former talk show host has "daily dinner parties" with her brood after school.

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Victoria Beckham

The fashion designer's daughter, Harper, completed a math lesson on an iPad in her mom's Instagram Story.

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Kourtney Kardashian

"I'm the homeschool P.E. teacher," the Poosh creator captioned a March 23 Instagram photo of herself pushing her dog in a stroller.

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