First grade summer vacation schedule

Summer vacation is something that every student looks forward to and is very happy about. They no longer have to worry about the heavy study pressure and time. They can get up at whatever time they want every day, they will not be restricted if they want to play games, and they can also go out and play with their friends. However, many parents consider that a too-relaxed summer vacation will make their children indulge in playing and lose interest in studying, which will affect their future academic performance. So they want to make a summer vacation schedule for their children. So how do they make it?

The suggestions are as follows:

1. You can arrange two to three time periods to study every day. For example, doing homework or practicing calligraphy from 8 to 9 in the morning. Reading from 7:30 to 8 pm. Don't take too long. You can also arrange time for getting up, watching TV, and taking a nap every day.

2. When making a timetable, children should be allowed to choose the time period and duration themselves to increase their initiative. Parents can only make suggestions.

3. It can be stated in the plan that there can be 2 days a week, or weekends, when children can choose not to study and completely relax. But normal study must be ensured during other time periods.

4. The main purpose of the schedule is to help children develop good study and life habits. First-grade children have poor self-control, so parents should give more encouragement and even appropriate rewards to them if they perform well for a period of time, including going out for fun. Let your child persevere with confidence. But don't give rewards to your child if he or she doesn't complete his or her own plans. It should be noted that rewards should be given by parents when their children perform well, depending on the circumstances (including gifts, buying clothes, dining out, outings, etc.). Children cannot make requests at will, but of course reasonable ones can be used as a reference.

5. Bring the timetable to the beginning of the school term for evaluation. Mainly praise the children who stick to their plans and do what they say. It has nothing to do with how much time you arrange for charging and your attitude and results in learning. However, it is not mandatory and participants can choose not to participate.

Schedule:

6:50: Get up and recite a poem.

7:20: Wash face, brush teeth and eat breakfast.

8:00-8:30: Complete summer homework.

12:00-1:00: Nap

7pm-7:30pm: Read for half an hour

8:30pm: Go to bed on time

Additional notes:

1. Help with one housework at home within your ability every day.

2. Watch TV for no more than 1 hour a day.

3. Two fixed days a week for you to arrange your time freely. But you have to communicate with your parents at night.

4. Inspect once a week and decide on rewards or punishments based on performance.