Primary school students holiday schedule

Every parent has the long-cherished wish that their children will become successful, and they hope that their children can be better than others, and hope that they will be able to do well in all areas of morality, intelligence, physical fitness, and aesthetics. Especially in modern society, the learning pressure of primary school students is no less than that of high school students. They have endless homework to do every day when they return home, and even have to attend various training classes during winter and summer vacations. However, excessive learning will have an impact on children both psychologically and physically. If you want to cultivate your children, you must formulate a reasonable schedule that can not only satisfy your children's rest, but also supervise their studies. So how to formulate a holiday schedule for primary school students?

Primary school winter vacation schedule

8:00 Get up (get dressed, fold the quilt, wash up by yourself)

8:30-9:00 Breakfast

9:00-10:00 Do winter vacation homework

10:00-11:00 Free time (go outside or watch TV, etc.)

11:00-12:00 Practice calligraphy or read

12:00-12:30 Lunch

12:30-13:30 Rest (free time if not resting)

13:30-15:00 Read books or practice calligraphy (participate in activities during the Chinese New Year)

15:00-16:00 Do winter vacation homework (including homework assigned by mom)

16:00-18:00 Free time (skipping, etc.)

18:00-18:30 Dinner

18:30-20:00 Free time (including washing, watching TV or playing games)

20:00-20:30 Reading

20:30 Sleep

Winter Vacation Homework List

Language

1. Read articles or poems to your family for 10 minutes every day.

2. Refer to the book list provided by the teacher, or choose extracurricular books to read on your own and keep reading records. Please recommend a book you like after school starts.

3. Interview 5 different people, record their New Year's wishes, and briefly write down your interview experience.

4. Take a photo every day, with text, to record your winter vacation life.

5. Watch the Spring Festival Gala with your family and try to evaluate the show.

6. Create 3 original New Year blessing text messages, collect no less than 10 pairs of Spring Festival couplets, and write a pair of Spring Festival couplets for your family.

7. Be a little teacher, gather no less than three classmates, try to teach a Chinese lesson, and record the process with photos and videos.

8. Collect the typos found on billboards, television, magazines, newspapers, journals, etc. during the holidays, point out where the mistake is, how to write the correct word, and record it.

9. Try submitting your manuscript to a magazine you like.

10. Use pictures and text to write a 20-year family chronicle in chronological order. Record one or two most memorable events every year. Either a sentence or a paragraph will do.

11. Study the origin and evolution of the characters for “year”, “money” and “blessing”.

math

1. Design a 2018 desk calendar.

2. Make a New Year shopping list with your family, buy New Year shopping, calculate expenses, and senior students try to make appropriate statistical charts with the data.

3. Record the source and amount of each lucky money, and make a plan for using the lucky money.

4. Discover symmetry phenomena in life, take photos to record them, and find their corresponding symmetry categories.

5. Play a ball-bouncing game with your friends. Based on the game, design a multiplication problem and a division problem and solve them.

6. Use objects around you to create a 3D shape based on your imagination.

7. Use a ruler to measure the lengths of objects in the room and record them.

8. Read a math textbook you like and share your findings at the beginning of the school year.

9. Recognize the shapes in the tangram and assemble your favorite patterns, draw them on paper and paint them with nice colors.

10. Find “tree planting problems” in life and try to explain them.

English

1. Design a personalized letter card.

2. Make your own family introduction poster and New Year's card in English.

3. Download the "English Dubbing" APP and upload your own English dubbing works.

4. Learn to sing a sunny and positive English song.

5. Use English and a paintbrush to describe the places you visited or the books you read during the winter vacation.

6. Make your own vocabulary book (at least 3 pages, with 5 words on each page) to understand the structure of the English dictionary and the meaning of the vocabulary you have learned.

7. Make an English tabloid with the theme of “Happy New Year”.

science

1. Make a weather calendar to record the weather conditions for each day during the winter vacation.

2. Make a homemade telephone and use it to talk with your family and friends. (Materials: paper cup, cotton thread, matches)

3. Try to do the experiments you have done this semester (at least two) and make records.

4. Grow some mung bean sprouts yourself, complete the experiment report, and stir-fry some bean sprouts for your parents to thank them for their hard work. Remember to take photos as a souvenir.

5. Discover scientific problems around you, collect and organize them, and try to answer them. (5 to 10)

6. Count the garbage collected at home in a day, including type, weight, whether it is recyclable, etc.

7. Record scientific knowledge that you are good at but others may not understand in short videos.

physical education

1. Learn a traditional game from your elders that they played as children, introduce it to your classmates at the beginning of the school year, and play it together.

2. Learn about a Winter Olympic event and meet our country’s famous athletes in that event.

3. Choose the sport that you need most or like most, and perform at least 5 major exercise sessions.

Music, Art

1. Sing a beautiful song to wish a happy new year, make a video, and post it in the home-school communication group.

2. The zodiac is part of Chinese traditional culture. Use your favorite art form (painting, paper-cutting, etc.) to express the "dog".

3. Work with your parents to creatively decorate small spaces at home.

4. Collect the waste materials around you, use your imagination, and make a work of art.

5. Based on the themes of “New Year” and “Winter”, use your skillful hands to draw your winter vacation life.

Morality and life

1. Summarize 10 things that you are proud of in 2017 and write them down.

2. Learn one household skill and one first aid skill.

3. Challenge yourself to stay away from the Internet and your phone for seven days.

4. Go to the parent unit and experience a “day’s work”.

5. Pay attention to how your elders treat guests and how they entertain guests. Ask them how they celebrated the New Year when they were your age. By comparison, record your experiences and insights.

6. During the Spring Festival, call or send a text message to your elders, teachers, and classmates to express New Year greetings.

7. Create a map of the fire escape routes on your home floor.

8. Investigate the phenomenon of waste during the Spring Festival and write an investigation report.

9. Create a New Year’s Growth Resolution.

10. You can spend a week exchanging families with classmates, voluntarily forming a "family student" group, living with the other party's parents, eating, studying and playing together.