1. When does the child usually sleep at home?

2. Did you consciously finish your homework after you got home?

3. Have you shared what happened at school with your parents?

4. Do you listen to your parents at home?

Can you finish the work assigned by your parents on time?

Extended data, such as:

Teacher: Do you usually go to the supermarket with your children?

Ma Peng: I'll take him with me.

Teacher: When visiting the supermarket, will you take the initiative when you see something you want to eat?

Ma Peng: I will ask for it on my own initiative, but sometimes if he wants more styles, he will be asked to choose one instead of buying them all.

Teacher: Does he know the price of his favorite food?

Ma Peng: I don't think he knows about it. Usually when I buy toys for him, I will tell him that they are too expensive, which is beyond my mother's acceptance. Then we won't buy it, and he will say no. But sometimes he really wants a toy. I told him that my mother had no money, and he would tell me that you had money and that you had money in your mobile phone.

Teacher: Usually he sees that the toys bought by his classmates are better at school. Will he come home and ask you for it?

Ma Peng: Yes, in another kindergarten, a child in the class bought a cake for his birthday, which belonged to Altman. Then he came home and told me that my mother would buy an Altman cake for my birthday, but we couldn't find the same style, so we bought him another one.