A summer notebook for restless children who are not easy to persuade in the summer to work out a little and prepare for September 1st. How to deal with a future first-grader so that he can rest and prepare well for school?RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PARENTS• Each lesson is designed for 5-7 minutes. Run a task on a specific day of the week. It is important to do a little, but every day. Then the information from short-term memory will pass into long-term memory.• Be sure to pay attention to the child, what should be the posture and how to hold the pen correctly. Step-by-step explanations with visual illustrations are given on the back of the cover.• You can practice before or after breakfast. Place an hourglass in front of the child for 5 or 7 minutes, if there is no hourglass, the usual ones. From the first steps, teach your baby to value time.• Praise and encourage the future student for his success.• At the end of each month - a test that will help you evaluate the development of your child's graphic skills. If something doesn't work, don't worry. Over the summer, according to our book, you will have time to catch up.• At the end of each test you will find tips on how best to develop fine motor skills and coordination of the child's hand.