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  "description": "Homework lives on the computer, not in your inventory, and skipping it can trigger Child Services.",
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  "publishedAt": "2026-05-28T04:03:46.000Z",
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  "textContent": "Homework in Paralives is one of those systems the game quietly drops on you without much explanation. Child, preteen, and teen Parafolks can return from school with an active assignment, but the option to actually complete it doesn't appear on desks, bookcases, or anywhere in the household inventory. It lives on the computer, and only when an assignment has been handed out.\n\n✅\n\nQuick answer: Select the student Para, click any computer in the house, and choose Do Homework, then pick the assigned class (Science, Math, etc.). The option only appears when the school has issued homework.\n\nImage credit: __Paralives Studio (via YouTube/@taylorsaurus guides)__\n\n* * *\n\n### Where homework actually is\n\nParalives treats homework as a computer task, not a physical object. There is no notebook in the household inventory, and interacting with desks or bookcases will not surface the assignment. The school sends the work to the computer, and that is the only place to complete it.\n\nIf you have several computers on the lot, any of them will work. The interaction is tied to the Para, not a specific machine.\n\n* * *\n\n### Completing an assignment\n\n**Step 1:** Wait for the school day to end. A young Para can only receive homework after returning home, and assignments are not handed out every single day.\n\n**Step 2:** Select the child, preteen, or teen Para who needs to do the work. Make sure the right household member is active before clicking the computer, since the menu reflects whoever is selected.\n\n**Step 3:** Click on a computer and choose **Do Homework** from the interaction menu, then pick the class with the active assignment (for example, Science). The Para will sit down and work through it until it is completed.\n\nClick on a computer and choose ****Do Homework**** | Image credit: __Paralives Studio (via YouTube/@taylorsaurus guides)__\n\n* * *\n\n### Why the option might not appear\n\nIf **Do Homework** is missing from the computer menu, the most likely reason is simple: the Para does not currently have an assignment. Homework is not a daily guarantee, and the prompt only shows up once school has issued one.\n\nSymptom | Cause | Fix\n---|---|---\nNothing in household inventory | Homework isn't a physical item | Use a computer instead\nNo option on desks or bookcases | Those objects don't host homework | Click a computer\nNo Do Homework on the computer | No active assignment that day | Check again after the next school day\nMenu shows the wrong options | An adult or non-student is selected | Select the student Para first\n\n* * *\n\n### Deadlines and grade impact\n\nOnce an assignment lands, you have roughly two in-game days to finish it. Completing homework raises the grade in that specific class, which feeds directly into school performance. Skipping it pushes grades down and chips away at performance over time.\n\nHomework is also tied to a young Para's three core school obligations: showing up, keeping grades up, and finishing assignments. Letting the work pile up long enough can trigger Child Services, so it is worth clearing each assignment soon after it arrives rather than waiting until the deadline.\n\n⚠️\n\nIf a Para is in a poor mood or has tanked needs when they get home, handle those first. Mood directly affects school performance, and forcing homework on a miserable kid is not the fastest path to good grades.\n\nYou have roughly two in-game days to finish an assignment | Image credit: __Paralives Studio (via YouTube/@taylorsaurus guides)__\n\n* * *\n\n### Who gets homework\n\nSchool and homework apply to Child, Preteen, and Teen Parafolks. Children and preteens attend Elementary School with mandatory subjects including Art, Math, Music, Parli, Physical Education, and Science. Teens move on to High School, where electives enter the picture and a compatible part-time job becomes possible alongside classes.\n\nDuring the current Early Access build, all student life stages receive the same homework, and that is expected to change in future updates. Schools also function as rabbit holes for now — Paras leave the lot, attend off-screen between 9:00 and 15:00 on weekdays, and return home, sometimes with an assignment in tow.\n\n* * *\n\n### How to confirm it worked\n\nYou will know homework is completed when the Para finishes the computer interaction without it being cancelled, the assignment clears from the school/career tab, and the relevant class grade ticks up. If the tan homework indicator is gone from the school tab, the work is done.\n\nThe cleanest routine is to check the computer every time a student Para gets home. If **Do Homework** is there, knock it out before dinner, hobbies, or skill grinding. If it isn't, there is nothing to do that day, and you can stop hunting for a hidden notebook that doesn't exist.",
  "title": "Paralives Homework: How to Complete School Assignments",
  "updatedAt": "2026-05-28T04:03:47.914Z"
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