1, simplification: simplification = burden reduction

The items in the bag are as simple as possible, and then simplified. Take only the necessary textbooks and exercise books home every day, and leave the rest at school as much as possible. Don't recite it all morning and afternoon.

The fewer things, the better. Don't think "it's not bad anyway" just because things are small.

2. Planning: dividing schoolbags and sorting items;

The most important thing is the purchase of schoolbags, because the functional distinction of schoolbags can form the habit of finishing invisibly.

The common items of primary school students are textbooks, exercise books, stationery, red scarves, school badges, paper towels, cups and so on. Paper textbooks and exercise books are classified according to courses, such as Chinese, mathematics and English.

3, homing: everything, conveniently homing;

The habit of returning home at will actually benefits from the daily habits of adults.

Everything has a fixed position, so does the schoolbag. Where to put the pencil box, where to put the paper towel, know where to put it back as soon as possible after use, and put it back at will without rearranging it. This is a habit that needs to be planned first and cultivated day after day.

4. Finishing: put it in place before quick finishing;

With the previous planning, it only takes 1-3 minutes to complete sorting every day.

Children's unwillingness to organize will also be related to the cumbersome organization.

Therefore, the thinking structure is clear, as simple as "washing hands before meals".

Other considerations:

1) The schoolbag should not be too big;

People always have a kind of psychology. With enough space, more things can be packed in, and so can children.

2) All stationery should be stored together as far as possible;

The number of articles is limited, not the more the better. Try to put them together in a pencil box (pencil box), so that the bag will be more organized: textbooks, exercise books, pencil boxes, others … If there are many things scattered outside, no matter how they are arranged, they will be squeezed from point A to point B in the bag.

3) Related items should be as light as possible;

Example: Try to buy small and portable water cups, which are made of environmentally friendly materials;

Example: use a pencil box made of cloth instead of a heavy pencil box;

Example: disposable foldable raincoats instead of umbrellas;

Example: a rubber-sized pencil sharpener replaces a hand-held pencil sharpener;

When we buy with the concept of "minimalism", we are actually losing weight for our children.