Summary
A mother in New Jersey, Ashley Sanchez, was puzzled by her son's first-grade math homework because of a misprint. The question incorrectly referred to "flowers" instead of "marbles," causing confusion. After contacting the teacher, Sanchez confirmed it was an error, which the school later acknowledged.
Key Facts
- Ashley Sanchez noticed a mistake in her son's math homework.
- The math question included a misprint, asking about "red flowers" instead of the correct term.
- This error caused confusion and frustration for her family.
- The error was shared on TikTok and gained the attention of others who were also baffled.
- Sanchez contacted her son’s teacher, who confirmed the misprint was an error.
- The incident highlights how such mistakes can cause stress at home.
- Some students identified and corrected the misprint on their own.
