1. Preparation materials: You need an A4 paper, markers, scissors, glue and bookmarks. Place A4 paper horizontally and fold it from the middle to align it up and down. In this way, you get a rectangular card. In the upper part of the card, write the title, author and publishing house with colored pens. The handwriting should be clear and neat, and pens of different colors can be used to increase the visual effect.
2. In the lower part of the card, draw illustrations related to the contents of the book. It can be the main characters, scenes or important items in the book. Illustrations can be painted with colored strokes or pasted on cards with paper cuts. In the lower right corner of the card, write down your reading experience or evaluation of this book. You can write down the reasons why you like this book, or what knowledge you have learned from it.
3. Put a bookmark on the lower left corner of the card. Bookmarks can be your favorite patterns or pictures related to the contents of books. Trim the edge of the card neatly with scissors to make it look more beautiful. After the production is completed, you can put this reading card on the shelf as a record of your reading. Whenever you finish reading a book, you can make a new reading card.
Learning Skills Suitable for Grade Three Students
1. Make a study plan: Make a study plan every day, including the tasks to be completed and the schedule. This can help you manage your time better and improve your study efficiency. Break down the task, break down the big learning task into small parts, and gradually complete the task. This can avoid feeling too much pressure, and at the same time, you can better master knowledge.
2, more practice: through repeated practice, consolidate what you have learned. You can practice with workbooks, problem sets or online learning platforms. Ask and answer questions. In the process of learning, ask questions in time if you don't understand. You can ask teachers, classmates or parents, or you can answer questions by consulting materials.
3. Take notes: Listen carefully in class and take notes. This will help you to review and review what you have learned. Do more experiments and observe more. For science, mathematics and other subjects, doing more experiments and observations can help you better understand and remember knowledge. Arrange rest time reasonably, pay attention to rest when studying, and avoid fatigue caused by long-term continuous study.