Regular training in small classes includes: good habit awareness training, drinking water training, hand washing training, diet training, toilet training, teamwork training, positive and optimistic personality training, etc.

1. Identify traces of towels and cups and handle them carefully.

2. Educate children to form the habit of pushing chairs under the table in time when they leave the activity room.

3. Learn to listen to the signal, consciously roll up your sleeves, queue up in an orderly manner, wash your hands and shake hands and go back to the activity room to wipe your hands. Don't move on the way back to the classroom to avoid secondary pollution.

4. Can wait for snacks quietly, be quiet when eating snacks, don't talk loudly, chew slowly, don't be picky about food, don't eat snacks on the table, and be hygienic.

After eating, you can choose your own toys quietly. Don't play in the corridor, don't play on the stairs.

6. Educate children not to urinate anywhere, pay attention to safety when going to the toilet and washing their hands, learn to wear undressed pants, throw toilet paper and toilet paper into the wastebasket, and pay attention to maintaining environmental hygiene.

Good work and rest can make children form good living habits, stimulate their good emotions, promote their mastery of life and social knowledge and skills, enhance their purpose and consciousness of behavior, and cultivate their self-discipline ability. One-day class routine is the focus of kindergarten education and teaching. With good routines, teachers can have more peace of mind in class, parents can feel more at ease, and children can grow up healthily.