Our teasing homeroom teacher said, "Is the little weekend coming?" (Laughter, real people and real things)

That was when we were in elementary school

In our time, from the beginning of school, the time was about 1987 ~ 1988, I began to go to primary school, that era of materials is still relatively scarce, although there was no catch with the food stamps, the national food stamps are all vouchers to buy the era, but experienced, rest days from seven days a week only rest Sunday one day to each week seven days off one day and a half (note: Saturday afternoon half a day plus Sunday day) situation, After that, it transitioned to a seven-day break on sundays and two days off (note: that is, there are generally no special circumstances under Saturday and Sunday for two days off).

Since the beginning of our school's two-day weekly break, we as students have felt: Oops! What a blessing! Fridays of the week are our happiest days, because there is a possibility that there will be no classes in the afternoon on Fridays, which means a two-and-a-half-day break! Happy, beautiful

But the worrying thing has also emerged, that is, our academic performance has obviously declined

One day, I remember it was a Wednesday, just in time for our class teacher to go to class, the class bell rang, our class teacher walked into the classroom without hurrying, sorted out the lesson plan, looked at the students, but she did not start teaching, but chatted with us about the day

The class teacher calmly said expressionlessly, "The students are very happy!" I know, it's Wednesday today, and I'm going to sum it up for you! Now it's six days off two days a week, right? As soon as I look at you on Monday, one by one, one by one, with a sad face, it is like being tortured, and on Tuesday I think, "Hmm! It's past Monday!" On Wednesday, take a look! Yikes! On a small weekend, look at the left for two days, and look to the right for two days, right? ”

The class teacher looked around at the students present for a week and said, "Students, we are all in the sixth grade, what are you facing does not need me to say more!" Want to get into a good school? Let's have a snack! Don't say it, go to class! ”