Materials required: cardboard, brushes, scissors.
1. First, prepare a thick paper and some colored pens.
Then draw a branch and some leaves on the paper.
3. Then draw your favorite fruit in red or other favorite colors.
4. Cut along the edge of the fruit pattern with scissors and cut off the paper that is not in the painting part.
5. Draw a horizontal line on it and write down the content.
First, there are roughly five kinds of reading cards: extract cards: this is the most used card, mainly used to extract the required original materials. When copying, the purpose should be clear, the extract should be accurate and the source should be accurate. Sources include author, title, edition, chapter and page number. Check immediately after picking, so that there is no shortage of time.
Summary card: after reading a book or an article, write the main contents on the card in your own words, which is conducive to timely reference. When writing a summary card, you should refer to the preface and postscript, so that you can have a general understanding of the ins and outs of this book, so that the summary written will be more accurate and refined.
Index card: Some monographs or papers are very important, so information is everywhere. It's really hard to remember and answer. This requires writing down the title, issue number, chapter, page number and content of the article in monographs or newspapers and periodicals, and placing them in categories for future reference.
Back card: write down the useful materials you usually hear in a small notebook, then transfer them to the card, sort them out at any time, and keep them in categories.
Experience card: record your usual thoughts, experiences or feelings. Take a few cards with you, and the occasional thoughts or ideas will be recorded immediately.