Scare! Some dizziness, a lot of classes!!

Jiang Qiuwan was a little frightened, six formal cultural classes a day, five special interest classes, a total of eleven classes!!

Interest classes are not repeated for a week, and Jiang Qiuwan didn't know that there were so many kinds of interests and specialties in the world!!

From Monday to Sunday, there are classes every day, with no days off!!

There are classes from 8 a.m. to 7:40 p.m., what is the activity class from 7:40 to 9 p.m.? There shouldn't be a teacher to lecture, right?

Is this going crazy? It's more serious than 996, and compared with 996, it's 20 minutes less a day, but people have a day off, and you also have classes this Sunday.

The kindergarten in the village basically doesn't learn much, the county is about the same, the teacher talks about pinyin and numbers at most, Longzhou is good, and the row is full.

The primary school in the village is not so full, I remember that it seems to have four classes in the morning and three classes in the afternoon, and school ends early.

Ahhh!!!!!!hhhh

First of all, Longzhou Kindergarten wants to learn English, OK, this is understandable, we are an aristocratic school, it's normal.

But you have three main classes in the morning, Chinese, mathematics, and English, and you can also understand ha~

Other schools have four classes in the morning, they must be Chinese and mathematics, and they are all cultural classes, although you have more English here, but there are only three sessions, understand and understand~

But what about you, the other two classes? o(╥﹏╥)o

Take Monday as an example, the first and second four classes in the morning are Chinese, Mathematics and English, the third class is art, and the fourth class is piano.

You have five classes, you are a nobleman, and your students have to work hard to inherit the family property, and one more class seems to be understandable?

But what about the afternoon?

On Monday afternoon, the second, third and fifth classes are Chinese, mathematics and English, the first class is a handicraft class, the fourth class is a folk dance, a meal break from 6 to 7 o'clock, and the sixth class is a recitation.

Wow wow wow~, o(╥_╥)o

Are the rich second generations so rolled?

I really want to go home~

Then, the interest class will not be repeated for a week!

Take the fifth class in the afternoon, for example, which is a dance class from Monday to Friday.

Monday: Folk Dance, Tuesday: Latin Dance, Wednesday: Ballet, Thursday: Street Dance, Friday: Classical Dance, Saturday: Modern Choreography, Sunday: Cha Cha.

So there are so many types of dances?

There are many types of dance, and it is conceivable, although I am short-sighted, but I have to learn so much, so I don't understand.

In other words, so many classes, do you have to take exams?

Uh......, if you want to take the exam, will it be counted in the final grade?

So, does the first place required by the main quest count as the grades of these classes?

Also, what Longzhou requires, how many students are admitted to the first grade for free, is it only counted as cultural classes? Or do all classes count?

Be crazy!!

If it is only a cultural class, Jiang Qiuwan can say: absolutely no problem.

But with so many specialty courses, what's the matter?

Seven kinds of dance, seven kinds of musical instruments, five kinds of sports, four kinds of opera, plus handicrafts, art, music, sports, calligraphy, Go, etiquette, martial arts, recitation, broadcasting, hosting, and performance.

Assi, what are the nature activities? What is the difference between the activity class and the activity class after 7:40 p.m.?

Also, Seven Instruments Count as Music? Why do I need to add a music lesson after learning seven musical instruments?

What is in PE class? Ice skating, football, basketball, swimming are not considered physical education classes?

Is the person who is scheduled to be sick!? How much can a kindergarten student learn?

And how much can a little one remember? One class a week, wait for the next week, who remembers what they learned last week?