Primary school sixth grade schedule

Primary school students are relatively young and have no concept of their own daily routine. They often have to rely on teachers and parents to supervise them about when to eat, study, and sleep. Moreover, primary school students like to play and are always bored with learning. Many parents are troubled. In order to improve their children's enthusiasm and learning ability, they want to make a schedule for primary school students, which can ensure learning and not delay playing. So how to make it?

6:00 Wake up

6:00~6:15 Brush teeth, wash face, change into school uniform

6:15~6:30 Listen to English tapes (it is best to listen to the text and vocabulary learned yesterday). You don’t have to hold a book while listening, just leaving it alone will still be beneficial.

6:30~6:45 Memorize words

6:45~7:00 Read English extracurricular books. It is best to find English extracurricular books that are translated into both Chinese and English. You don’t need to look up the dictionary frequently. The important thing is to pay attention to sentence patterns and grammar. Some of these books have prompts for these sentence patterns, which may be more suitable for you. Also, you must find someone of the same level, it doesn’t matter if it’s a little lower. In addition, it is best to read one chapter each time, so that it will be more coherent. If you don't have enough time, since you have plenty of time in the morning, it should be okay to be 5 or 10 minutes late.

7:05~7:30 (Five minutes to prepare for school) Go to school and eat breakfast. If possible, you can also recite some ancient poems on the way, but don’t overdo it. If you have to recite, recite the ones that you have already memorized but are not very familiar with, just to consolidate and deepen your impression.

7:30~8:00 Memorize the text and words. In fact, memorizing the text will improve your scores quickly, especially in writing, but you must be proficient in it. Primary school English is actually not that difficult to deal with.

11:05~12:00 Eat and listen to the news.

12:00~12:45 Review what you learned in the morning, and then find some math exercises to practice by yourself. Practicing math more can also improve your scores quickly, but you must correct your mistakes. You can ask the teacher or parents to help you correct them.

12:45 It seems that the Hundred Schools Forum on CCTV 10 starts at this time. If you are interested, you can take a look. It is quite good (if you are going home for lunch). If that doesn't work, then go to sleep and get enough rest.

1:30~2:20 Reading extracurricular books is very helpful for writing essays. But remember to read works by famous writers, not those by Guo Jingming or Han Han. Recommended writers: Liang Shiqiu, Zhu Ziqing, Lu Xun, Dai Wangshu and Xu Zhimo's poems are also good. If you like ancient poetry, that's even better. The poems of Li Yu, Xin Qiji and Li Bai can all be used in your essays. Once used, it will add a lot of points, but don't overdo it.

2:20~2:30 Go to school

2:30~2:40 Running in the school playground

17:00~18:00 Eat, watch the news, read the newspaper.

18:00~19:00 Review, remember to review first. Reviewing first and then doing homework is a very efficient way of learning. If you don’t know how to review, you can find some tutorial books. These books will help you summarize the key points and difficult points. But remember to find a more famous or better publishing house, preferably one recommended by your teacher.

19:00~20:00 Learn English

20:00~9:15 Do homework. If you can't finish it within an hour, then you should practice speed quickly, which can also be of great help.

9:30~10:00 Do some Chinese reading. Even if you can't continue, keep going. If you don't have time, try to look at the answers and develop a sense of the questions. If your Chinese language score is just passing, then you definitely need to make up for it.

10:00~10:30 Return to the textbook and read it carefully. This is a must.

10:30 Sleep

Although I have told you so much, the most important thing is to listen carefully in class. From what you said, your sleep time is really terrible. The quality of the class will not be very good. So, go to bed early and pay attention to the class. If you miss a word the teacher says in class, you can’t make up for it by doing two hours of practice. If you still don't understand something, be sure to ask. If the teacher is impatient, ask your classmates (it's best to ask several classmates to get the most accurate answer). If that doesn't work, check it online!

Another question about English: I don’t know which region your textbooks are from, but in my impression, elementary school English seems to only include vocabulary and relatively simple grammar issues. Memorizing words is an important step. After all, if you don’t have a basic vocabulary, you can’t even understand the reading passage. Or you can try starting with the third-grade textbook, doing third-grade reading questions, and then gradually upgrade. It's just that the vocabulary problem is more serious, so I thought of a quick method for you: start from the fifth grade, memorize as much as you can, memorize a set amount every day, and consolidate it when you go to school. Of course, you can't ignore the sixth grade words. It may be hard in the early stages, but it will be helpful for you to enter middle school. I’m glad that you have such awareness, and I hope you can have such perseverance. If you think there is anything else wrong, send me a message.