Polite instrument
1. Guests should be prepared to tidy up their rooms in advance. Warm reception, help parents arrange seats, pass tea, and then leave. Parents say "goodbye" to the guests when they say goodbye. If your parents are not at home, you should receive guests as a host.
When your classmates and friends visit, they should be warmly welcomed. When you visit for the first time, you should introduce your parents one by one, and then give the best seats to the guests, with tea, candy, toys, books and so on.
Parents and friends who bring their children to visit should play with them, or tell them stories, listen to music and watch TV with them.
When eating, classmates and friends should take the initiative to invite them to dinner. If the guest claims to have eaten, arrange for a friend to sit down and read some books, newspapers or magazines before continuing to eat.
The reception teacher should be as enthusiastic and solemn as the reception elder.
6. See the guests off at the door and welcome them to come again next time.
Table etiquette utensils
Home page:
1. Please be seated.
2. After the elder takes the bowl chopsticks first, he takes the bowl chopsticks himself.
3. Swallow when eating or drinking soup, shut up and chew, and try not to make a sound.
4. Others add dishes for themselves and say "thank you".
5. Add dishes to the elders.
6. Say "eat slowly" after dinner.
School:
1. Enter the restaurant orderly under the guidance of the teacher.
2. Sit in the designated seat, with your feet naturally close together, your legs naturally flat, your sitting posture naturally and your back straight.
3. Quiet and civilized dining.
4. Eat rice, vegetables and soup completely; Don't be picky about food.
5. Bowls and plates should be handled with care and placed neatly.
Greeting ceremony instrument
Greetings to parents and elders should be based on different times, occasions and festivals.
1. Say good morning to mom and dad after getting up early.
2. wish mom and dad good night before going to bed.
3. Parents come home from work: Mom and Dad are back.
4. Birthday: I wish my elders a happy birthday and good health.
5. Celebrate the New Year: Happy New Year to Mom and Dad.
6. When mom and dad went out, they said, I wish mom and dad a safe journey and a smooth work.
7. Mom and Dad came home and said, "Mom and Dad are back, thank you." .
8. When you say goodbye to your family: Don't worry, I will take care of myself. Leave home for a long time, write or call to greet your family.
Etiquette between classmates
1. Students should greet each other with "good morning" and "hello", or nod and wave.
2. Students speak sincerely and modestly, and their intonation should be peaceful. Listen to the students attentively and don't interrupt other words easily.
3. The communication between classmates should use polite language. Ask your classmates questions. Before you ask, use modest words such as "I'm sorry", "I'm sorry", "I'm sorry" and "Let me ask you a question". That's all. Thank you. Students can't answer, saying "Never mind, this question is more difficult to answer, thank you for the delay" and so on.
Respect your classmates, don't give them nicknames or nicknames, and don't say anything that makes you feel sad and ashamed.
5. Students help each other, care for each other and help students with difficulties.
6. Respect and take care of female classmates, and don't bully them.
7. Borrow things from your classmates, and ask their permission first. Take good care of your classmates' things and return them according to the press.
8. Don't gossip and gossip in front of classmates.
9. Don't haggle over every ounce, and be generous with your classmates' mistakes or offenses.
10. Pay attention to credit and try your best to do what you promised others.
Walking ritual apparatus
1. When walking, hold your head high, look forward, swing your shoulders and arms naturally, and walk at an appropriate pace. Don't be afraid to open your feet, shake or twist.
2. Go downstairs and turn right through the corridor. Access to classrooms, offices, etc. Follow the designated route. It's not crowded. In the case of not affecting others, it is easy to enter and leave various functional rooms.
3. When you meet acquaintances, you should say hello and exchange greetings, and you can't turn a blind eye; If you need to talk, you should lean on the side of the road or talk in the corner. You shouldn't stand in the middle of the road or in crowded places.
4. Walk with mutual courtesy, take the initiative to make way for the elderly, and take the initiative to make way for the disabled and those in need.
When asking for directions, say hello in polite language, such as "Sorry to bother you" and "Excuse me". When young people ask for directions, they should choose appropriate names, such as "grandpa", "aunt" and "uncle", and then ask for directions. After listening to the answer, be sure to say "thank you!" "If you are asked by a stranger, you should answer carefully. If you don't know, you should say, "Sorry, I don't know. Would you please ask someone else? " 。"
First, school etiquette.
(A) image etiquette
1, wear the prescribed school uniform as required, fasten or zip up, and tidy up the collar.
2. Wear a red scarf as required: First, fold the red scarf in half and put it in the collar. The triangular tip of the red scarf is aligned with the spine, tied with a bow tie and turned down the collar. When the weather is hot in summer, you can wear the team emblem on your left chest.
Wash your face and brush your teeth every morning and evening to keep your face clean.
4, no long nails, no nail polish. Keep your nails free of dirt and wash your hands before and after meals.
5, often organize the instrument. Wash your hair and dress at the right time, have a proper hairstyle, and don't dye your hair or perm it. Boys don't cover their foreheads, their side hairs don't cover their ears, and they can't get up behind them; Girls' front hair does not cover their eyes, and their side hair does not cover their eyes.
6. Sit with posture, stand with posture, walk with posture, smile, behave in a civilized manner and be natural and graceful.
(B) classroom etiquette
7. When the bell rings, you should hurry back to the classroom and sit down, and do three things well before class (1, prepare well before class; 2. Clean up the desktop; 3. Tidy up your clothes. ) wait for the teacher. As soon as the bell rang, the teacher came into the classroom and the students on duty shouted "Stand up". The whole class stood at attention and said hello to the teacher. The teacher responded, and the student on duty shouted "sit" before sitting down. When sitting up, the tables and chairs should be quiet.
8. In class, if you are late for class under special circumstances, you should stand at the back door of the classroom and return to your seat after the teacher signals you to enter.
9, pay attention to reading and writing posture, so that: one punch from the table, one foot from the book, one inch from the pen tip.
10, in class, all kinds of articles should be handled with care. Listen carefully, think positively, raise your hand and speak. Mind your own business, don't gossip, and don't indulge in boring thinking.
1 1. When others are talking, listen carefully, don't interrupt others casually, and don't make fun of others. Encourage the speaker through sincere eyes and expressions.
12. In class group cooperation (such as special discussion, etc. ), we should have a sense of cooperation and the overall situation, obey the arrangement of the team leader, work together, actively communicate with our partners, and consider the partners in the group while completing our own tasks, so as to win the success of the team.
13. In class, if you encounter unexpected things such as students' physical discomfort, don't watch or show disgust. You should take the initiative to care about your classmates, listen to the teacher's arrangement, and help the teacher handle it properly.
14, class is over. Before you leave the classroom, you should get ready for the next class (textbooks and pencil boxes are placed in the upper left corner of the desk). Let the teacher go first when you leave the classroom.
(3) Activity etiquette
15, during recess activities, don't talk loudly, don't chase and fight, and actively participate in various cultural and sports activities that are beneficial to physical and mental health. Obey the rules of the game and love your game partner.
16, group outing activities should be subject to management. Students should be humble to each other and take the initiative to care for and care for their weak classmates. When working in groups, you should obey everyone's consent, observe the time and don't act alone.
17. When participating in competition activities, observe the rules of the competition, respect competitors, don't intentionally hurt each other, and be magnanimous in offending or neglecting each other. If you encounter controversial issues, you should raise them to relevant personnel in accordance with the procedures and communicate calmly.
18, watch the game, be a civilized cheerleader, don't shh. Don't be carried away by your own victory, and don't satirize losers. Really cheer for every player on the field.
19, actively participate in the school's "four festivals" (reading festival, English sports meeting, art festival, science and technology festival), and actively participate in community activities organized by the school. While showing yourself, pay attention to modesty and courtesy and respect the strengths of others.
20. Actively participate in comprehensive practice, community service and social investigation, abide by traffic rules and social ethics, and be polite and generous when speaking and asking questions.
2 1, when entering and leaving classrooms, function rooms, meeting places, etc., you should walk softly, walk in an orderly way according to the designated route, without crowding or grabbing roads.
In all kinds of activities, we should pay attention to protecting the environment and cultivate "green behaviors", such as caring for flowers and trees, saving water and electricity, picking up paper at will and sorting garbage at designated places.
(4) Assembly etiquette
23. When holding a flag-raising ceremony or assembly, gather in line quickly, quietly and neatly, enter the playground in advance, and sit (stand) at the designated position waiting for the ceremony or assembly to begin.
24. Listen to the speaker and applaud politely after the speech. After the activity, see the leaders or guests leave first, then follow the instructions and leave in an orderly manner, without preemption or noise.
25. Don't whisper to each other during the conference, don't walk around or leave the venue without authorization, don't eat snacks at the venue, don't throw scraps of paper, and keep the venue clean and hygienic.
26. During the award ceremony, the winners should tidy up their musical instruments, enter the venue steadily, accept the award with a smile on their hands, and then hold a ceremony of thanks and returning to the team. Return to the team (seat) according to the designated route after receiving the prize.
(5) Communication etiquette
27. When entering the school gate, meet the teacher with a smile, stand still and greet him with a team salute or bow. The teacher returned the gift and walked away. Say hello to each other when you see your classmates.
28. After school, take the initiative to say "goodbye" to teachers and classmates, and don't stay on campus or around for no reason.
29. Before entering the teacher's office, you should knock on the door quietly, and you can enter only after the teacher agrees. When talking with the teacher, don't look around, speak softly and try not to affect others. When the teacher is working or talking to others, don't disturb him at will, and then explain his purpose when the teacher is busy.
Don't browse the things in the teacher's office casually, and don't open the teacher's computer without permission. If the teacher you are looking for is not here, but it is really urgent, you can write a short message to the teacher. If you make an appointment with the teacher in advance, you must arrive at the appointed place on time.
3 1. When going up and down the stairs, walk lightly and keep to the right. When you meet a teacher or guest, take the initiative to say hello and avoid to the right, so that the teacher and guest can go first.
32. Sincerely accept the teacher's instruction. When you disagree with your teachers and classmates, communicate calmly, don't be angry, don't make noise, and don't criticize others behind their backs.
33. Respect classmates, help each other and love each other, take the initiative to help students in trouble, abide by the rules of the game, be polite, and be generous to classmates' mistakes or offenses.
34. Don't give your classmates nicknames or flower names, don't be sarcastic, and don't say things that embarrass each other. If you hurt others, you should apologize sincerely in time.
35. To borrow something from others, you must first obtain the consent of others; Take special care of other people's things, keep your promises and return them on time.
Whenever you get help from others, you should express your gratitude in time.