Talk about gains and feelings

Parents and children can play back their holiday life together by "reversing movies" and compare holiday plans to see which ones have been completed and which ones have not.

You can share your gains and regrets (reading, traveling, resting, entertainment, communication, etc.). ) together, and timely sum up their own experience or analyze the reasons. I believe that through this "resumption" form, parents and children will gain more.

After all, "summarizing in time" is also an important way of learning.

2 help children accept their own hearts.

Step by step back to the daily state.

Children on holidays are usually relaxed, but they are relatively nervous after school starts, so it often takes some time to switch between the two States.

In this regard, parents should be reminded not to rush, but to help their children recover their hearts step by step, otherwise they will give them too much psychological burden.

At this stage, parents are advised to arrange as few large-scale activities as possible to calm their children's hearts slowly.

3 check the completion of the work

Check for leaks and fill gaps.

Remind children to check the completion of the review homework, what is not completed, and there is still time to finish.

Many children often put off their homework until the night before the official start of school, burning the midnight oil, and usually deal with it hastily in a state of physical and mental exhaustion.

Therefore, parents and children are advised to plan and arrange this period of time reasonably before the start of school, check for missing parts in time, and complete homework with high quality.