1. goal setting: define the goal of holiday mathematics learning, which can be to improve the understanding of a specific knowledge point or to complete a certain number of exercises.

2. Work and rest time: Make a reasonable work and rest time, divide the holiday into several stages, and arrange specific learning content and tasks in each stage. Make sure you have enough time for math study every day.

3. Learning content: according to the goal setting, determine the mathematical knowledge points or exercise types that need to be learned. You can refer to textbooks, problem sets or online learning resources and choose the learning materials that suit you.

4. Learning method: Choose a learning method that suits you, such as reading textbooks, doing exercises, attending math tutorial classes or using online learning platforms. Adjust your learning methods flexibly according to your study habits and effects.

5. Review and summary: review and summarize regularly, consolidate what you have learned, and check for missing parts. You can make a review plan every week or at each stage to review and summarize the learning content.

6. Practical application: Mathematics is a highly practical subject. You can apply what you have learned to practice and improve your problem-solving ability by solving practical problems or participating in math competitions.

7. Self-assessment: Conduct self-assessment regularly to check your learning progress and effect. You can know your own advantages and disadvantages by doing mock exams, taking mock exams or asking teachers or classmates to evaluate them.

8. Rest adjustment: reasonably arrange rest time to maintain physical and mental health. You can do some relaxation and entertainment activities, such as sports, reading, traveling and so on. , to adjust their learning status.

In a word, the mathematics holiday schedule needs to include goal setting, time arrangement, learning content, learning methods, review and summary, practical application, self-evaluation and rest adjustment, so as to ensure that mathematics learning can be carried out in a planned and purposeful way during the holiday.