Language: Let students write down new words, encourage students to read more compositions or useful extracurricular books, make great efforts to teach students to write compositions, and usually explain test papers and exercises after class so that students can understand as much as possible and take notes. Let the students extract and recite the good words and sentences, and the analysis methods of poetry can also be classified and told to students to take notes;

Math: Do more and practice more, especially those typical and frequently tested contents. Arrange time for students to set questions in class and do them on the platform, and let students do exercises and teaching AIDS after class;

English; If your school is not a key primary school, I don't think it is necessary to teach English well, let them know letters and have some impressions of some simple and commonly used words. Primary school only plays the role of English enlightenment, and students' English is usually formally studied in middle school. It is not easy for them to learn well, but if they must learn, they can only start with words and some simple grammar.

I hope I can help you!