For the first time, I m leaving home and going to school accommodation, and I don t know what to do.

First of all, prepare daily necessities and mosquito nets. Secondly, think about the benefits of accommodation, and you can meet a lot of new people, and you can always be together.

I think at the beginning, I was quite excited when I first knew that I was going to stay, and it was okay during the military training. After the official start of school, there was a transition period of one or two weeks, and I said to myself at the time, everyone can get through it, why can't I? In this way, I have lived in the school for 3 years, and it is really fun to live on campus.

I remember that in the summer, at noon, when the school was singing, there was always a large group of boys singing in the men's dormitory opposite, and in the afternoon, there were water fights everywhere. Now that I think about it, I really miss it.

Let's go homestay! Being able to hone yourself well will be of great help to you in the future.

When I was boarding in my first year of junior high school, I also had that kind of idea of what to do, but later, when I got on it, I realized that it wasn't that bad, and a few years later, looking back, I would think that life was also very good. Don't be afraid, because you're just part of a big family.

I'm good at this.

First of all, prepare things The rough list is as follows.

1. Daily necessities.

Clothing: What you are used to is fine.

Shoes and hats: (minimum configuration) a pair of slippers, a pair of sandals, a pair of sneakers, several pairs of socks, hats please buy according to local conditions.

Others: towels, toothbrushes, a travel backpack, a suitcase (the size does not have to be according to the size given by the school, not too large), a number of plastic bags, two woven bags - cotton wool or unused winter clothes).

2. Standing medicines.

Yunnan Baiyao, Xiao Chai Hu Powder, Band-Aid, Huo Xiang Zhengqi Water, Vitamin C Yinqiao Tablets, Dermatitis Ping, Berberine, Golden Throat Treasure.

3. Learning utensils.

1.Pen and pen holder (in the bedroom) and pencil case (bring with you).

2.Clips for paper clips or books.

3.Folder.

4.English dictionaries, our Chinese also have modern Chinese dictionaries and ancient Chinese dictionaries.

5.Notebook, n times paste.

6.ID card, membership card and other documents, as well as information on the transfer relationship.

7.Some of your favorite books.

8.Correction liquid tape paper or something.

9.Lapping (...... of the street of the class.)）

10.Notebooks and exercise books and sketches and so on.

2. Recommended items.

Coat hanger (more than 6, 10 is the best), fruit knife (easy to use to peel apples and pears), scissors, rags (clean the room when you first go), sewing kit (it is best to bring it, just in case, it is available in the supermarket), boys must have razors, girls can bring makeup cases, ear spoons, nail clippers, alarm clock (especially for boys), hot water bottle (can warm the bed in winter Oh :).

Cameras (there are plenty of opportunities to go out in your freshman year, so don't miss out on the beautiful moments).

A certain length of plastic rope (very useful).

Hometown souvenir (to enhance the relationship between classmates).

3. Items to buy at school.

Clothes rail, toiletries (washing powder, soap, shampoo, toothpaste), fan, lamp, toilet paper, kettle.

two quilts, one thick and one thin;

Two pairs of bed linen and two pairs of sheets (easy to change);

a mosquito net; 2 pillowcases for one pillow;

a mattress; One key. It seems like that's all there is to it, and I can't think of anything else :) 10 things you need to go to college.

Advice for you who are about to go:

1.A laptop and desktop computer will bring you arguments with your roommates over the uneven sharing of electricity bills!

2.A powerful electronic dictionary.

4.Sunscreen! Prepare for military training, military training in college is legitimate!

5.A notebook, maybe a diary will make the freshman year a little more meaningful, which is always abandoned.

7.A full-fledged suit, if you want to run for the student council after the school starts!

8.A school bag.

Also, it's important to get along with your dorm mates, if you don't get along well, you'll be depressed, and if you get along well, you'll gain a lot of friendships!

Don't be afraid of accommodation I have been living in high school for 3 years I feel a lot of self-reliance Although I am away from my family, but the days of living with my peers are also unforgettable When I go home, my parents will be super good to you Don't be too impressed!

I've been living on campus since I was 3 years old. After all, no matter when you will leave your parents one day, whether you live in school or not, exercise your sense of independence in advance. Living on campus is far better than going to school, and if you think about how beautiful it is to live with so many friends and classmates at school, get up and sleep together every day, I miss the life of boarding on campus.

I don't know what grade you're in now, but high school and college generally live in dorms, so I suggest you:

1. If you have the conditions to contact your family, you can chat with your family every night, and after adapting to it for a period of time, try to play once every two days and once every three days, and then slowly adapt to not playing during school time.

2. If you don't have the conditions to play **, find things to do to distract yourself from wanting to marry, such as reading extracurricular books, doing your own hobbies (calligraphy, painting, **, sports, etc.), chatting with classmates, studying, when you focus on one thing, you will slowly adapt to residential life.

3. Try to go to bed as early as possible, because it is easier to feel homesick in the dead of night, and you can only suppress homesickness at that time.

At first, the accommodation was like this, and I was the slowest in the class to adapt, and it took more than two months to get used to. Thanks to the attentiveness of the teacher, my homeroom teacher, friends and my hobbies helped me a lot, and when I got along with people and focused on my hobbies, I gradually forgot that I missed home.

It may be because you are homesick, or you are not comfortable living alone outside, or you may be more comfortable in a familiar place.

Then find a way to earn some money, and if you have money, you don't want to go home.

FYI''In the dormitory life must know how to be tolerant and easy-going. (Follow the crowd, which means to try to integrate into the mainstream collective action and everyone's schedule, time, activities, habits, and try to coincide). Many people will think about the good of their family, (they have never had the experience of living in a group dormitory) (they can be spoiled by their parents at home, they must slowly learn to be independent, and leave the protection of their parents, why can some people quickly adapt to the collective living conditions?)

That is, we should understand and tolerate each other, and not look at each other and make comparisons. Please try your best to adapt and suggest, 1. Communicate more with your family and relatives, and listen to what people have to say, 2. You should set a plan and goal for yourself in the future, 3. Do something meaningful and positive to divert your attention, such as your hobbies and interests? Or take a break with friends and classmates to broaden your horizons and shift your focus to life and study.

4. Do some healthy sports in moderation to make your mood feel better 5. For the future, you have to recharge more (live to learn to be old), study, read, cultivate sentiments, and raise flowers, and accompany the dormitory people to do more activities There are many things you can do If you concentrate on learning something, cultivate some hobbies (practicing calligraphy, calligraphy, oil painting and sketching, or others, or learning guitar and musical instruments), you will definitely have a harvest in the future You will definitely pay for it Reasonable planning of time and study There is a sentence to tell you, rely on your parents at home, You can only rely on yourself or friends, you have to make friends by yourself, slowly run in with the people in the dormitory, know how to advance and retreat, and know how to make concessions. If you make mistakes, try to correct them, don't quarrel, and try your best to report safety to your parents, and don't let your parents worry about adopting my suggestions!! Be physically and mentally healthy!!!