Do you have everything you need to prepare before going to school? If you're not sure what to prepare well for school, this article will help you with suggestions so you can prepare yourself, from getting dressed to getting your supplies and equipment ready.
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Part 1 of 5: Preparations the Night Before
Step 1. Prepare clothes for tomorrow the night before
This will help you save time in the morning so you can get dressed quickly without having to search for your clothes.
- If you don't have time to prepare clothes the night before, you can choose to get up early in the morning and then use the extra time to choose clothes. If you're in a hurry, choose a uniform you normally wear or something else that you know will look right on you.
- You don't have to choose clothes that look perfect, just choose clothes that you like.
Step 2. Make sure that your homework is done
- If homework is not finished but must be submitted that day, do it the night before, before school, during group study, or at lunch.
- If you often don't finish your homework, reorganize your plan for getting your homework done on a regular basis.
Step 3. Go to bed at the right time
If you stay up too late, you can wake up late the next day and not have enough time to get ready in the morning.
- Make sure that you do not use your mobile phone or tablet computer for an hour before going to bed, as the light from the screen of these devices will disturb your sleep.
- Set your alarm if possible, because you don't want to wake up late (eg at the hour when class starts)!
Part 2 of 5: Waking Up Matters
Step 1. Get up early
Ideally, you should get up an hour or an hour and a half before you leave for school. The earlier you wake up, the more time you will have to prepare before leaving for school.
If necessary, go to bed before late at night. There's no way you can have your best performance potential if you're still sleepy during class
Step 2. Immediately clean the face
Directly washing your face will make you fresher with a cleaner face.
Part 3 of 5: Doing Self Care
Step 1. Take a shower
If you're used to showering in the morning, do this first, so you can get dressed afterward. If you're used to only showering at night, skip this step.
- Clean your body every day. People will love to be around you if you smell good, but on the other hand, people will generally stay away if you smell bad.
- Wash your hair at least every two days. If your hair tangles easily, or if you want your hair to look shiny, apply conditioner to your hair every time it gets wet. Don't use a brush after you shower or wash your hair (unless your comb is specifically designed for wet hair), but use a comb specifically for wet hair.
Step 2. Dress with a view to creating a positive impression
- Keep in mind that there are many ways to express your personal style even if you have to wear a uniform.
- Dress according to the season. Don't wear short skirts and sleeveless t-shirts in winter!
Step 3. Use deodorant
This thing will keep you smelling fresh all day long.
Step 4. Wash your face with facial cleanser and warm water
After washing your face, use a facial moisturizer that suits your skin type.
Step 5. Brush your teeth
Don't forget to do this step. Brush your teeth so that your breath becomes fresh, in addition to maintaining healthy teeth by preventing cavities.
- Don't forget to brush your palate and tongue too.
- Floss your teeth at least once a day. If you're in a rush in the morning, do this the night before, so you have enough time to clean it up.
- Chew gum with whitening gum if you don't have time to brush your teeth at all, but don't do this too often.
Step 6. Make up your face if allowed
Take the time to dress up as necessary, but remember that applying makeup will reduce the time you get to sleep, eat a healthy breakfast, finish your homework or take a break (though putting on makeup isn't really important for school.
- If you want to curl your lashes, do this before you apply mascara.
- If you want your lashes to look thicker without eyeliner, focus the mascara on the base of the lashes to make it look as if you prefer to use eyeshadow and eyeliner.
- Come on naturally. This means wearing lip gloss or lip balm, and keeping a smile on your face.
- School is not a fashion show, so don't overdo it. Observe your makeup before you go to school with it, and make sure that your parents and school allow the use of makeup.
Step 7. Style your hair
- Before you do anything to style a particular hairstyle, comb your hair with a comb or hairbrush.
- Try not to use curling irons or hair straighteners every day as excessive heat will damage your hair.
Step 8. Apply nail polish
If the school permits, try painting your nails. Paint the nails carefully on the edges and match your hair color.
Part 4 of 5: Preparing Supplies
Step 1. Eat a healthy and nutritionally balanced breakfast
- Orange juice and grape juice contain very high levels of vitamin C.
- Don't skip breakfast, because it will make you feel tired all day long.
Step 2. Prepare your lunch or lunch money, if needed
Always prepare more than you will eat, so you have several options
Step 3. Brush your teeth
Don't forget to brush your teeth before you leave. Brushing your teeth gives you a fresh breath and is also important for fighting cavities.
- Don't forget to brush your palate and tongue too.
- Floss your teeth at least once a day. If you're in a rush in the morning, do this the night before, so you have enough time to clean it up.
- Chew gum with whitening gum if you don't have time to brush your teeth at all, but don't do this too often.
Part 5 of 5: Going to School
Step 1. Check yourself one more time in the mirror before going to school
You certainly don't want to arrive at school in your pajama pants!
Step 2. Check your belongings so that all the necessary items and equipment are not left behind
- Have you brought money for transportation costs?
- Have you brought a raincoat/warm coat?
- Have you brought lunch or money for lunch?
- Have you brought the necessary books for the day?
- Have you finished your homework?
Step 3. Head to school well-prepared and a mind ready for lessons and a smile on your face
Don't think about what other people think of you. Just do your best to be confident, take good care of yourself, and come across as pleasant, generous, and considerate of other people's interests, and you will have a good reputation among others
Tips
- To save time in the morning, try to prepare yourself as well as possible the night before, for example by preparing your bag and lunch for the next day. Always have sandwiches, such as peanut butter and jelly, that can be refrigerated and kept until lunch the next day.
- The night before, put all the necessary books in a bag, so you don't have to do it in the morning.
- Also try to finish your chores at home before going to school, such as making the bed or feeding your pet, etc.
- If you prefer to brush your teeth after breakfast, switch the order of your breakfast activities to brushing your teeth, to avoid choking.
- Curl or straighten your hair the night before, so you don't run out of time.
- Get to bed on time so you don't feel tired the next day.
- If you like lazing in bed, set an alarm at an earlier hour, then set the next one an hour after the first one, so you feel like you've got an extra hour of sleep.
- Some schools do not allow students to wear makeup and casual clothes. It is okay. You just have to make sure that your uniform is neatly ironed, your hair is neatly combed, your face is clean, and you have a warm smile.
- Put your books in according to the class schedule the night before.
- If you have naturally straight hair, don't curl your hair every day. If you do this too often, make sure that you wash and condition your hair regularly and brush your curls every night.
Warning
- Do not violate the dress code that applies at your school or that is set by your parents. There's no point in pushing yourself to wear the new skirt you want.
- Be careful not to burn yourself when using curling irons or hair straighteners.
