1. Kindergarten etiquette

Queue up and down the stairs, don't push others, don't lie on the guardrail.

Abide by the rules of the game, be modest when playing, and return the toys you have played to their original places.

Move within the specified range, assemble and disband, and listen to the password.

Wash your hands before meals, don't be picky about food, don't grab food.

2. Family etiquette

Before going out, I will put on my clothes neatly and cleanly.

When I get home, I can take the initiative to say hello to my family and simply tell them what happened.

When receiving guests or being a guest, you can get along well with small guests and know how to be humble; When you leave, know polite language.

When you are a guest, don't rummage or fiddle with the host's things, and don't ask for the host's things casually.

3. Etiquette in public places

Can eat independently and quietly. Use tableware correctly, don't knock. Chew food without making a sound.

After dinner, people who can wait quietly for the unfinished meal, if they leave early, say goodbye to others and put the tableware in order.

Learn to care for the environment, don't litter, don't trample on the lawn.

4. Basic etiquette

I will introduce myself: "Hello (everyone)! My name is XXX, I am X years old this year, and I am in Class X of XX Kindergarten.

Be able to listen to others carefully, look at each other and don't interrupt.

When others ask questions, they can give timely answers.

Know that you can't take other people's things casually, and ask the other party's permission before using them.