Children's basic etiquette knowledge during the Spring Festival

# Education # Introduction Time is in a hurry. With the start of winter vacation, the Spring Festival is coming. Children are the happiest in the Spring Festival, and many people are lively. Where there are many people, communication is needed, and communication needs etiquette. It is the wish of every teacher and parent to make children polite, polite and educated. Then, you can teach your children the following Spring Festival etiquette knowledge. For more related content, please pay attention to the test network education channel!

1. Children's basic etiquette knowledge during the Spring Festival

0 1 guest etiquette

Tell your child that when you arrive at a relative's house, you must smile and say hello. If you are not familiar with it, it is ok to smile and wave.

Don't sit down until the host says please sit down. If there are elders in the room, wait until the elders are seated before sitting down.

In other people's homes, it is very taboo to look around and look around, and it is even more taboo to walk around at will and enter and leave other people's bedrooms and other private areas.

Don't touch anything without the owner's permission.

Children must smile and say "thank you" after being entertained.

When you leave, say goodbye to the host family in a gentle tone, and ask the host family to stay and not send it away.

Remember, other people's homes are not their own, and basic respect and courtesy are necessary.

02

Hospitality etiquette

Parents should encourage and guide their children to get along well with their guests, and don't let them think that entertaining guests is only their parents' task and has nothing to do with themselves.

When you hear a guest knocking at the door, you should welcome him warmly. When accepting a gift or red envelope from a guest, take it with both hands to express your gratitude.

After the guests sit down, the children can do some simple entertainment, such as serving tea and water, and preparing some snacks and fruits. If children come, they should learn to share their toys and snacks generously.

Children should not interrupt when guests are talking to their parents. When the guests talk to themselves, they should be natural and graceful, sincere and polite, and not perfunctory.

When guests get up and leave, they should stand up and see them off with their parents. Don't stay in your room.

03

Table manners

Whether you are in your own home or relatives' home, you should sit down in the order of your elders before your younger ones. Let the elders move chopsticks first, and parents should encourage their children to feed their elders.

Don't rummage through your favorite dishes on the plate, or put your favorite dishes in front of you, it will be selfish.

Chew slowly when eating, try not to make a sound, don't wolf down, and don't talk without meals.

Remind children not to do other things while eating, such as playing with toys and mobile phones, which will be bad for digestion.

After eating, put the residue in the dustbin, straighten the chair and politely say to the people on the table, "Please enjoy your meal."

When you are a guest at someone else's house, you should thank them for their hospitality, regardless of whether the food prepared by the host is delicious or not.

Every detail in the dining process reflects a person's upbringing. Parents cultivate their children's civilized "eating" from an early age. Don't just pay attention to the nutrition on the table and forget the education on the table.

04

Conversation etiquette

Parents should encourage their children to greet their friends and relatives generously. If the child is naturally shy, parents should not worry, do not criticize in public, and just guide patiently.

Parents should remind their children that when talking with others, their voices should be moderate, and they should not shout or speak hesitatingly. Speak slowly, not too fast, or the other party can't hear you clearly.

When talking to people, look them in the eye, don't look around. This will make the other party feel that the child is half-hearted and not listening carefully.

In the process of talking with people, there may be differences. Remember not to use bad words to hurt people, but to respect each other.

05

Shopping etiquette

Go shopping with adults, don't just taste food, but also follow adults. There are many people in the New Year, so don't get lost! If you can't find an adult, you must stand where you are and wait!

06

Greeting etiquette

When you meet people, you should greet them with addresses and say auspicious words, such as "Happy New Year", "Good health" and "All the best".

07

Etiquette of receiving red envelopes

Say "thank you" when you receive a red envelope from your elders. Never open the red envelope immediately in front of your elders. This is very impolite!

08

New year greeting gesture

Since ancient times, the traditional New Year greeting gestures are different from those of men and women. The standard man's bow posture is to punch with his right hand, wrap his left hand, tighten his wrist and shake it back and forth. Because the right hand is the attacker, it should be wrapped to show goodwill. Women, on the other hand, don't make a fist, just press their hands, don't touch their wrists and shake them back and forth. This is in line with the tradition of "male left and female right" in China since ancient times. If the gesture is wrong, the meaning will be very different.

09

Telephone etiquette

Ask and answer when you answer the phone.

Parents can refer to the basic etiquette requirements for answering the phone when educating their children:

Children should learn to say "hello", "sorry" and "please wait a moment" when answering the phone;

Speak softly when answering the phone, and don't shout loudly on the phone;

Ask and answer questions when answering the phone, be generous in answering questions, don't fail to respond to each other's questions for a long time, and don't throw away your mobile phone when you don't know how to answer it;

Pay attention to the time when you make a phone call.

When adults are on the phone, children should not interrupt or grab the microphone;

When making a phone call, you should first give your name and explain the person you are looking for;

Don't answer the phone while eating;

Hang up the microphone with care, don't drop the microphone, and don't hang up the phone hard.

When answering the phone, learn to say "goodbye" and then hang up. Don't hang up after you finish.

Pay attention to the call time. Call time should not be too long, and don't call too early or too late, so as not to affect others' rest.

2. Children's basic etiquette knowledge during the Spring Festival

It is easy to teach children to address common relatives such as grandpa, grandma, uncle and aunt, but for unusual guests, parents should do their homework for their children in advance. Many children usually don't scream very much, and they will be unfamiliar when they scream. If parents tell their children the names of the coming guests in advance and "rehearse" how to address them, children will naturally address them. In order to avoid silence, now teach a "sweet-mouthed" baby quickly!

Teach children table manners

Usually life is a family of three. Mom and dad are more accommodating to the baby, and the child will intentionally let the baby eat more things he likes. But if there are guests present, be polite. You know, everyone likes good things. If there are good things on the table, don't eat them all by yourself. Leave some for others to eat. Nobody likes children who are too selfish.

Tell the baby not to wave chopsticks, spoons or knives and forks on the dining table, so as not to disturb the neighbors. After the baby is seated, wait for others to arrive, especially after the host is seated and announces the start of the banquet. When picking vegetables, try to take what is in front of you and clip which one you see. Don't pick over and over again. Be more careful about food, so as not to spill it on your own clothes or others'. Put down the bowl after eating and politely say to those who haven't finished eating: please enjoy your meal.

Teach children how to get along with others.

Knock on the door gently when you visit someone's house, and never rummage through the owner's things. When elders give lucky money, they should pick it up with both hands and say "thank you". Take a red envelope and don't open it in front of the guests. It's impolite.

Teach children to live in harmony with others.

Today's children are almost all only children, and no one in the family competes with them. However, it is different to be a guest in a home with children or a home with children in your own home. If parents don't educate, there will often be unhappiness between children.

For children, the most difficult thing to receive is small guests about their own size. So, say hello to the baby in advance and teach him how to receive small guests. What should you do when you watch different TV channels? What if there is only one toy you like? These problems require parents to give their children correct guidance. The Spring Festival is a good opportunity to educate children to live in harmony with others. Because when he grows up in the future, he should also have a humble and United character.

3. Children's basic etiquette knowledge during the Spring Festival

What is the "Spring Festival"? Spring Festival generally refers to New Year's Eve and the first day of the first month. But among the people, the Spring Festival in the traditional sense refers to the sacrificial stove on the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month or the 23rd or 24th of the twelfth lunar month in La Worship until the 15th day of the first lunar month. During the Spring Festival, Han people and many ethnic minorities in our country will hold various activities to celebrate. The main contents of these activities are offering sacrifices to gods and buddhas, paying homage to ancestors, saying goodbye to the old year and welcoming the new year, and praying for a bumper harvest. The activities are rich and colorful, with strong national characteristics.

First of all, etiquette begins with greeting people.

1. Parents can tell their children in advance the identity of the guests coming (or visiting) and how to address them.

2. Children will naturally be nervous when facing unfamiliar people and environment. Parents should not worry, let alone scold their children in front of everyone, and put on the hat that "he just doesn't like to call people".

3. For introverted and shy children, parents should make it clear in advance: you can call someone later, but you can't help calling; On the other hand, it is also necessary to explain to relatives and friends on behalf of children.

Older elders like to touch their children's heads or talk to them. Some children don't like this, they either run away impatiently or act shy. In this case, parents can tell their children in advance: "If grandma touches your head, she likes you. You can smile at her, then gently hold her hand and shake her hand in a friendly way. "

Second, learn to bless.

1. If the baby is young and weak in language expression, parents can teach the baby to greet with gestures in advance, such as bowing with fists and greeting relatives and friends with smiles.

2. You can teach babies over two years old to say simple auspicious words and wishes such as "Congratulations on getting rich", "Happy New Year" and "All the best".

Third, receiving red envelopes is also very particular.

1. In the New Year greetings, children will receive red envelopes representing their blessings. Parents should tell their children that when their elders give red envelopes, they should catch them with both hands and then say "thank you" politely. If the child is shy or not good at talking, parents can say "thank you" with the child.

2. It should be noted that when relatives and friends give lucky money, they generously accept the blessing red envelope and then express their gratitude.

Fourth, be a polite little guest.

1, don't visit empty-handed, but bring a small gift as a courtesy.

2. Knock gently at the door when you arrive at the host's house, and take the initiative to say hello, say hello and pay New Year greetings when you see the host.

3. obey the master's arrangement after entering the house. You can't open drawers, you can't mess up the furnishings of your host's house, and you can't jump around at home.

If the host family has children, tell the children that the young master has the right to control the toys at home, and can't compete with others, and can't take them away without authorization when leaving.

5, peel, food packaging bags, etc. Should be thrown into the trash can, or put in a designated place, do not litter everywhere.

6. When you leave, learn to thank the host for his concern and hospitality, and invite the other party to your home.

Besides, parents should tell their children not to interrupt them when they are talking to their host. When they have something to say, they can pull their parents' clothes first, and then say what they think after their parents allow them.

Five, dining etiquette

1, you have to wait for everyone to arrive, especially after the host takes a seat and announces the start of the party.

Sit down and have a good meal, don't run around, don't climb the table, and don't eat while playing.

Don't use chopsticks, spoons or knives and forks as toys on the dining table, and don't beat chopsticks.

When picking vegetables, don't pick them over and over again. Choose vegetables carefully so as not to get dirty on your own clothes or others'.

5. Thank the person who prepared the food and ask for the parents' consent before leaving after dinner.

6. It should be emphasized that when a child says he is full, parents should stop persuading him to eat and help him refuse the suggestions of other relatives and friends. This is respect for children's own feelings.

Sixth, the etiquette of receiving guests.

1. Be sure to say hello with a smile. Children should be taught to open the door to greet and welcome.

After leading the guests in, you should politely ask them to sit down. After greeting the guests to sit down, the children can prepare tea, fruit, snacks and snacks with their parents and do something they can.

3. When receiving a small guest who is similar to the child's age, tell the child that when the small guest comes, he should receive each other politely and kindly, and can share food and toys with the small guest according to his own wishes.

When the guests leave, you can send the children off together, send them to the door to say goodbye and invite them to come again next time.