What are the contents of etiquette for children in large classes?

Generally speaking, children's personal etiquette includes appearance, body posture and so on. Appearance mainly includes gfd (including washing face, brushing teeth, gargling, coughing, sneezing and picking nose) and dressing (including dressing, wearing hat, trousers, shoes and decoration). Body posture mainly includes sitting, standing, walking, lying, eating, drinking, pulling and beauty.

Second, parent-child etiquette

Children's parent-child etiquette is mainly the etiquette norms that children should pay attention to when they get along with family members (including grandparents, parents, brothers and sisters) in family life, including asking, responding, knocking at the door, eating, doing housework as much as possible, thanking elders, caring and greeting goodbye, etc.

Third, the etiquette of teachers and children.

The etiquette of kindergarten teachers is mainly the etiquette norms that children should pay attention to when interacting with kindergarten teachers in kindergarten life, including saying hello when entering the park, listening carefully, raising your hand to speak, listening to the teacher, asking for help, thanking the teacher and leaving the park.

4. Etiquette for outdoor activities: queue up, go up and down stairs, don't push others, don't pick up guardrails, get out of the queue in advance, abide by the rules of the game, move within the specified range, gather and disband to listen to the password, don't lie on the pile, be modest when playing, and put the toys you have played back. ...

5. Dining etiquette: wash your hands before eating, don't be picky about food, don't grab food, don't talk and waste when eating, don't make any noise when eating, send chopsticks by yourself, and wipe your mouth and rinse your mouth after eating. ...

Parents of young children all know the basic contents of etiquette education for young children, so they can carry out targeted education, teach them when they encounter something, and teach them when they have a camera. They will certainly cultivate polite, gentle and lovable children!