How should a primary school student write his first weekly diary?For primary school students who were writing weekly journals for the first time, they could follow the following steps:
1. ** Confirm theme **:
- There was no fixed limit to the content of the weekly diary. As long as it was what happened in the week, it was fine. He could write about a memorable event that happened during the week, such as the first time he went to school. He could also write about a new friend he met, describing the appearance of the friend and the things he did with the friend. He could also write about a memorable place he had been to, such as the park he went to on the weekend. He could also write about the feelings of a good book or movie he had read. He could also write about his learning experience and his thoughts on life.
2. ** Description around the main topic **:
- ** Write about a person **: If you write about a person, for example, write about your father. Write around the character, including the character's appearance, what he did, and his own evaluation of him. When describing his appearance and events, he would write selectively based on his evaluation of him. For example, if he wanted to write that his father was very hardworking, he could write about his rough hands in terms of appearance, and he could write about his father getting up early every day to make breakfast for his family.
- [Write about things]: If you want to write about things, for example, the first time you helped your mother wash the dishes. Pay attention to the cause of the matter (why do you want to wash the dishes? Maybe you want to help your mother share the housework), the process (how to wash the dishes, first put the dishwashing liquid, then use the rag to wipe the dishes, etc.), the result (the dishes are very clean, and your mother praises you), as well as your own reflection on the matter or the revelation to yourself (experience the hard work of your mother doing housework). When describing the process of things, add details, psychological activities, and other descriptions to avoid dry accounts.
- [Description of Scenery: If you describe the scenery, it's like writing about the garden of a residential area.] The description had to be in order, such as from left to right, from outside to inside, and so on. Always write around the scenery you want to describe and incorporate your feelings into the article. If the flowers in the garden made him feel good, he would focus on the colors and shapes of the flowers.
3. ** Choose the appropriate format (option)**:
- You can write the date (year, month, day, week), weather conditions, and then come up with an appropriate topic. The body part could include this week's notes (what happened this week, what you learned, what you experienced), self-evaluation (what your strengths and weaknesses were in the past week), solutions (how to solve and overcome your weaknesses), and next week's plans (looking forward to next week, next week's plans, etc.). However, if he felt that it was difficult, he could not write such a complicated format first and focus on writing the content well.
4. ** Start Writing **:
- You can start with what I saw (heard, did) today. In the middle, it described in detail the cause, process, and result of the incident, as well as the language, actions, psychology, and expressions of the characters. At the end, express your thoughts (the meaning of the matter, the truth you understand or the lessons you have learned, etc.).
5. ** Note **:
- He chose to write about things that he felt deeply about, such as the happiest, the most uncomfortable, the most interesting, and the most annoying things. Choose the most important examples to write, such as important plots, important expressions, actions, language, psychology, etc. Write down the meaning, reason, lessons, feelings, etc. of the matter. The most important thing was to portray the truth, the true feelings, and the true thoughts, not to make them up.
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