Weekly Study Routine (Including Grammar Topics)

 

Weekly Study Routine (Including Grammar Topics)

Monday: Hard Work (Grammar + Writing)

  • 15 min: Learn or review grammar rules for the month’s topic.
  • 15 min: Write 3-5 sentences using the grammar topic in a math-related context.
  • 15 min: Review corrections or ask for feedback on your sentences.

Tuesday: Relaxation (Conversation Practice)

  • 20 min: Practice casual conversation with a partner or app, using phrases related to the grammar topic.
  • 25 min: Watch a video or podcast where the grammar is naturally used (e.g., dialogues with relative clauses or modal verbs).

Wednesday: Hard Work (Math Vocabulary + Grammar Integration)

  • 20 min: Learn 5-10 new math/science terms.
  • 15 min: Write sentences or a short paragraph combining the grammar topic and math terms.
  • 10 min: Read your writing aloud to practice speaking and fluency.

Thursday: Relaxation (Listening and Speaking)

  • 20 min: Listen to a story, podcast, or video that incorporates the grammar topic.
  • 25 min: Practice speaking about a topic using the grammar naturally (e.g., explaining math concepts in the present perfect or past tense).

Friday: Hard Work (Grammar + Reading)

  • 15 min: Do a grammar exercise focused on the month’s topic.
  • 20 min: Read a short article or text and underline examples of the grammar topic.
  • 10 min: Summarize what you read using the grammar in your own sentences.

Saturday: Relaxation (Fun Practice)

  • 20 min: Practice free conversation with a partner or write a casual journal entry.
  • 25 min: Watch a movie or series with subtitles, focusing on the grammar topic in context.

Sunday: Relaxation (Review)

  • 15 min: Review vocabulary, grammar rules, and phrases from the week.
  • 30 min: Do a fun activity, such as:
    • Playing a grammar game or quiz.
    • Writing a short story using as many new grammar points as possible.

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