In the age of the Corona virus crisis, Emma, Alicia and Benjamin Dorado are all hard at work, attending school remotely from their dining room table.

Right now, we're on the Agent Egypt kind of section.

I'm working on English homework right now.

Mom.

Grace is forced to work from home as well, so she can keep an eye on her kids.

This is a sign of the times as school shut down around the country.

Here in Seattle, the school district has ordered 23,500 students to stay home.

For the most part, they're okay, but we run into a little issues where someone's talking along with their work and other people are trying to concentrate.

The kids are using the video conferencing tool Zoom, which allows instructors to teach multiple students at one time.

This is thesis.

How 13 year old Emma is attending choir practicing out loud is hitting a sour note with her siblings.

Shut your mouth.

I'm watching the world's most boring video right now, and I need to be able to focus on it.

And that's disrupting another issue.

Turns out, 12 year old Ben talks a lot when he does Maggie for you.

You can stop now.

That annoys the sisters.

Their new schedule is also an adjustment.

Oh, my God.

What?

Alicia just realized she missed her Spanish class zoom meeting.

This was having an hour ago.

So what grade do these kids give their new remote school?

I would give it a B, maybe B plus.