What should primary school students bring for a day's study?

What primary school students need to bring in a day's study are:

Sunscreen products: Outdoor activities are needed for summer research. In order to prevent sun exposure, you need to bring sunscreen products, such as sun hats, sunglasses and sunscreen, to protect your skin from ultraviolet rays.

Kettle: You need a lot of exercise when you study. In order to prevent dehydration, you need to bring enough water. Pupils can carry water bottles or drinking bags with them to replenish water at any time.

Sports shoes: Scientific research activities generally require a lot of exercise, and primary school students need to wear comfortable sports shoes to relax and be comfortable in outdoor activities.

Clothing: research activities generally take a long time and the weather is complicated. There may be rainy or cold weather, so primary school students need to bring a variety of clothes to cope with different weather changes.

Backpack: research activities can not be separated from backpacks, which can hold clothes, books, laptops, cameras and other items.

Flashlight: Some research activities may need to be carried out at night. In order to facilitate observation, you need to bring a flashlight to see the surrounding environment and objects clearly.

Drugs: research activities are carried out outdoors and need to deal with diverse environments. If you feel unwell or acclimatized, you can take common drugs to deal with emergencies.

Maps and compasses: Some research activities need to be carried out in the wild, such as forest exploration, so you need to bring a map and compass to determine your position and direction.