1. Focus on familiarizing students with the campus and getting a preliminary understanding of the school's rules and regulations (such as observing the schedule, walking routes to and from school, gathering discipline, etc.). ).？

2. Understand the classroom routine: know to observe discipline in class, don't bring toys to school, concentrate on listening, don't talk casually, don't be distracted, and raise your hand when you talk. ?

3. The norms of entrance education are infiltrated by class teachers and subject teachers according to actual requirements. ?

Specific activity arrangements and requirements:

1. Freshmen return to school: teachers are familiar with students, arrange seats and explain school rules and regulations. ?

2. Visit: The class teacher will familiarize the students with the class environment, visit the campus and design the route. Be careful when visiting, ensure safety, and be polite among classmates. Teachers should also make necessary explanations when visiting. For example, tell students where to play dangerous, take care of the lawn, take the route up and down the stairs, and go to the toilet. ?

3. Class: prepare school supplies before class and listen carefully in class. The teacher should not interrupt the lecture, raise your hand and speak loudly, and the students should not interrupt the speech. ?

4. After-school education: The class teacher instructs the students to clean up the things on the desk and the table belly after school. Don't leave scraps of paper on the table belly, pick up the surrounding garbage and throw it into the trash can, and push the stool under the table. ? After school, the monitor took the class card and lined up quietly, neatly and quickly. The class teacher led the team and corrected the students' behavior in time along the way.

For example, don't walk behind, don't look around, don't talk. Re-emphasize safety and tell students where their parents will pick you up from school and where you should wait if their parents don't come. ? Attachment: first-year freshmen's entrance cross specification? Sit: Head straight, body straight, feet together. ?

1. Stand up straight before answering questions, and wait in line before going out. ?

2. OK: Go upstairs and downstairs according to the prescribed route, and walk softly. ?

3. Listen: Listen carefully in class. Neither the teacher nor the students interrupt. ?

4. Speak Mandarin, insist, discuss in a low voice, speak loudly, raise your hand first, and make it clear sentence by sentence. ?

5. Reading: The book stands on its side, with eyes open, and reads aloud.

6. Write: Hand is one inch away from the pen tip, chest is one punch away from the table, and eyes are one foot away from the book. ?

7. Look: The teacher looks at the teacher when talking, and the teacher looks at the blackboard when writing. ?

8. Wear: wash your face, comb your hair and dress neatly; Wear school uniforms and keep in good spirits all day.

Extended data:

Primary school is a school where people receive primary formal education and an important part of basic education. With the development of society, kindergartens have opened in front of it. Generally, 6- 12 children are of primary school age. At present, the length of primary education is 6 years, and in some places it is still 5 years. The primary education stage is followed by the secondary education stage.

In 20 16, there were178,000 ordinary primary schools nationwide, a decrease of130,000 compared with the previous year. The national primary school enrollment was17.525 million, an increase of 234,000 over the previous year, an increase of1.4%; Among them, urban primary schools enrolled 59 1.8 million students, an increase of 342,000 students, an increase of 6 1%. The number of primary school students was 9,965,438+3,000, an increase of 2.208 million or 2.3%.

Primary education is generally a six-year system, which is divided into three stages: the first and second grades are called lower grades, the third and fourth grades are called middle grades, and the fifth and sixth grades are called higher grades. At the beginning of 1970, based on the concept of "education should be revolutionized and the length of schooling should be shortened", the six-year primary school system was changed to five-year primary school system. 1979, the five-year system changed back to the six-year system.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia: Primary School