? The next semester of the big class is a critical period for children to connect. With the personal visit to primary schools, the promotion of the theme of "I want to go to primary schools" and the continuous promotion of primary school enrollment, children are more and more curious about the lives of primary school students and more and more yearning for primary schools. After visiting the primary school, the children have different and targeted questions about the primary school. For example, what courses are there after entering primary school? How to choose courses? Do I need to take every course? What if I don't like it if I'm not interested? In response to this kind of problem of children, we launched the "Brothers and Sisters in the Classroom" activity.

? We invited the brothers and sisters of Qingdao Middle School, Qingdao Experimental School and Beijing Experimental No.2 Primary School, where the children are about to enter school, to collect questions from the children in advance.

? According to the questions raised by my brothers and sisters, my brothers and sisters made beautiful ppt animations, which solved the confusion of prospective primary school students.

? Child: "Do we have to carry our schoolbags every day? But my schoolbag is always in a mess and I can't find anything. "

? Sister who just went to grade one: "When I first started to use my schoolbag, it was always a mess, because I didn't know how to organize it, but after learning to organize my schoolbag, my schoolbag was always neat and I could find what I wanted at once."

? Sister: "First of all, you should know the structure of your schoolbag. For example, my schoolbag has an oversized layer, a small bag and two small bags on both sides. I can put the cup in a small bag on the side, such as a pencil ruler and a rubber pencil sharpener. I put the pencil box in front of the big schoolbag, and put the books and textbooks in the big layer of the schoolbag from small to large. After school,

? Child: "but I still want to put the key to our house." Where should I put it in my schoolbag? "

? Sister: "I put such small odds and ends and important items on the front layer of the schoolbag, because the zipper is not easy to fall out, and it is easy to find in the small layer, so you don't have to touch it in the schoolbag."

? My first-grade sister explained in detail the usage of each layer of the schoolbag and why it should be put in a big bag. The children immediately picked up their schoolbags and began to sort out their supplies. The easiest way is to put writing tools such as pencils, erasers and rulers directly into the pencil box. Under the guidance of their sister, they also learned to organize books. It is not difficult to tidy up the schoolbag, but it is also necessary for children to keep the schoolbag tidy. They need to sort out their homework and school supplies for the next day every night.

? Through the activities of brothers and sisters entering the classroom, the children in the big class not only have a preliminary understanding of the life and study of primary school students, but also stimulate their beautiful yearning for primary school life and their desire to be a primary school student, laying the foundation for their smooth entry into primary school.