I need help!! French homework about daily routines?

My parents wake up at 6:30 --> Mes parents se réveillent à 6h30. (six heures et demi)

My sister spends ages in the bathroom --> Ma soeur reste dans la salle de bain pendant une éternité.

He gets up at 5 a.m. --> Il se lève à 5 (cinq) heures du matin.

He brushes his teeth. --> Il se brosse les dents.

I brush my hair. --> Je me brosse les cheveux.

I use a comb for my hair. --> J'utilise un peigne pour me coiffer.

I take a shower as soon as I get up, then I have breakfast. --> Je prends une douche dès que je suis debout, ensuite je prends le petit déjeuner.

Monday-Thursday: 7:00-My alarm is going off 7:15-Wake up, bathe eight:00- Hair & makeup eight:30- Leave for college nine:00- arrive at elegance 10:15- Leave elegance, cross get lunch with boyfriend 12:30- return to elegance a million:forty five- Leave elegance, cross dwelling two:00- Arrive at dwelling, do homework three:00-play video video games eight:00- Take my two puppies on a stroll with boyfriend 12:30- fall asleep Thurs-sunday 12:00- Wake up hung over, get up my boyfriend ?-?- Watch television, play video video games eight:00- Take puppies on a stroll with boyfreind nine:00- Go out two:00- cross dwelling, sleep

to say wake up it would be lever.

but the verb is usually used in reflexive form

je me leve

tu te leves

il/elle/on se leve(e)(s)

nous nous levons

vous vous levez

ils/elles se levent

and then brush your teeth would be brosser les dents.

for the santa thing, itd be

"il se leve." and "il se brosse les dents."

my mom and dad wake up at 6 30

Mes parents se levent a six heures et demi.

Ma mère et mon père se réveillent à 6h30 du matin.

Ma soeur passe un temps fou dans la salle de bains.

OR

Ma soeur passe des siècles dans la salle de bains.

Le père Noël sort du lit en bâillant.

Le père Noël n'a pas besoin de se brosser les dents.

"Ma mère et mon père se reveillent six heures et demi de matin" = "My mum and dad wake up at 6:30am" (I think - check the verb "se reveiller" and do you put in a word for "at").

"Ma souer" = "my sister".

"Mon frère" = "my brother".

PS. To get the accents, you just hold down <Alt> and type in a 4-digit number, eg acute e (é) = <Alt> + 0233 and grave e (è) = <Alt> + 0232.

se réveiller = to wake up

réveiller quelqu'un = to wake up somebody

se brosser les dents = to brush one's teeth

se lever = to get up

se préparer = to get ready (for school for example)

prendre un petit-déjeuner = to have breakfast

s'habiller = to get dressed

se laver les cheveux = to wash one's hair

what esle do you want to know?

edit:

se doucher = to take a shower

se maquiller = to put on make up

se raser = to shave

se baigner = to take a bath

I'm afraid I only have things like "I brushed my teeth" and I only know that "il" is "he" and "elle" is she. "pere" is dad and "mere" is mum.

six is spelt.... I have no idea, but if you cant manage it, just write "6:30am" if the teacher doesn't like it, oh well. You could say "Ma mere suis brossé le dents" but I'm not sure if that's right.

I'm sorry if I'm not very helpful.