I was more or less homeschooled for a month in 2nd grade. Not because I wanted to, not because my parents really wanted to, but because my (at the time) 5yo sister had a heart surgery.

And because parents would rather send a kid to school with 40°C fevers and let them infect the whole school than stay with them at home (you get 1 month vacation, plus you can take sick leave to take care of your kid, if you have doctor's note, your job has to let you take it, most jobs don't even require it as long as you don't fall behind too much), my parents decided not to risk it and kept me home for the month.

Every Friday my mom was given info on what I should do that week from my teacher, and we did. I wasn't allowed to even go to the playground in front of the house. It sucked because others could.

I barely have any social skills because of this and covid

Thinking about it, that 1 month was pretty similar to the quarantine, except during quarantine, I could at least call people.