Have a class meeting in the class, let the monitor give a description of the class ... just write about what habits the students have changed, what changes have taken place in the class, and what the

Have a class meeting in the class, let the monitor give a description of the class ... just write about what habits the students have changed, what changes have taken place in the class, and what the sixth grade should work hard for. ... Suggestions for schools (what I'm looking for may be beside the point. . . No need to give points)

Dear principal:

Hello!

I am a student in Class Five, Grade Six. In the six years of study and life, the school and teachers have given us meticulous care and education, which has enabled us to grow from an ignorant child to a qualified primary school graduate. Now, we have to leave school and everything there. I'm a little reluctant.

Now, our school has developed rapidly, with a microcomputer room and a language lab. It has become a well-equipped school, and the teachers are carefully selected to come in. So everyone is very relaxed and happy to study here. However, as a school and a teacher, the works will not be perfect. Therefore, I am here to give the school a few suggestions:

1. Send more people to manage the stairs, especially when raising the flag and doing exercises to go up and down the stairs, to maintain order and prevent the corridor from being crowded and blocked. If possible, stagger the time when everyone goes upstairs and downstairs, let the upstairs get off first, and then go downstairs after the next one gets off. In this way, the corridor will be much looser and it is not easy to have accidents.

Take English class and art class to the language lab and art lab, and don't let them be idle. Install the computer in the classroom as soon as possible, so that the teacher can show the relevant materials more vividly when we are in class.

3. Restore the "Life Practice Week" so that students can learn to take care of themselves and get along well with others. We can also take you to military training, so that we can experience difficulties, exercise and hone our will.

4. Open the library. Students who want to borrow books can apply for a "library card". In the library, several administrators can be added to check and supervise the reading situation. You can also investigate what kind of books students like and buy some back. This not only broadens our horizons, but also cultivates our consciousness of loving, protecting and abiding by the law. It's killing two birds with one stone!

Offering more courses in physical education class, such as playing football, basketball and table tennis. It will enable us to master more skills, and with long-term exercise, our health will be better.

Dear headmaster, please accept my advice in order to make us grow and live better!

Finally, I wish you:

Good health! You did a good job.

Zhang Jintian

March 22(nd), 2008