Everyone knows what a polite tongue twister is. In order to create a better and harmonious social environment, politeness is also our most basic etiquette. Education from childhood to adulthood is inseparable from civilization. What are the polite tongue twisters? Let's have a look.
What are the tongue twisters of civilized etiquette? 1 1. It is most important to be polite and start from me;
2. Respect teachers, respect parents and get along well with classmates;
3. Do not fight, swear or make noise in the event of a dispute;
4, discipline, order, rules to remember;
5, care for trees, protect flowers and plants, and always be environmentally friendly;
6. Love the young, respect the old, help the disabled and help the sick;
7. There are foreign guests and guests. Greet guests when you see them;
8. When traveling or taking a bus, politely give up your seat;
9, talk about hygiene, stay healthy, get up early and go to bed early;
10, wash hands frequently, change clothes frequently, prevent diseases and be healthy;
1 1, 5,000 years, history of civilization, savor and chew carefully;
12, a good tradition, new seedlings must inherit and carry forward!
13, people who learn to be a man, know manners and manners know it;
14, be polite, respect each other, be polite, and behave well;
15, "hello", "thank you" and "sorry", the civilized language makes sense;
16, with correct sitting posture, dignified walking and civilized manners;
17, take a bath frequently, change clothes frequently, and be civilized and disciplined;
18, classmates, neighbors and ethnic customs should be respected;
19, when meeting foreign guests, be generous and polite;
20, heavy etiquette, etiquette, paving the way for social life.
2 1, class bell, Ding Lingling, get ready and be quiet.
22. When the bell rings, the class is active and not noisy.
23. It is really friendly for students to talk about humility and help each other.
24. Be polite to the teacher and bow to say hello.
25. When the guests arrived, they were all greeted with smiles and treated people warmly. Well done.
26. There are new fashions on campus every day, and everyone has a good time.
What are the civilized etiquette tongue twisters? 2. Civilized manners and phrases.
Arrive at school on time and have good attendance;
Concentrate on class and think seriously;
Complete homework with high quality;
Keep exercising and keep clean and hygienic.
Modest and honest, polite to people.
Civilized and good citizens,
Be polite to people.
Smile at strangers,
Soften the ice room.
Phlegm goes into the dustbin,
No littering.
The facility staff will take care of it,
The walls are also environmentally friendly.
There is no chaos in the street.
The horn doesn't bark.
Don't steal or cheat,
Getting rich depends on diligence.
Diligent and law-abiding,
Knowledge enriches the mind.
Home and everything,
Minhe Tao Le Tao
Meet my citizens,
Always look back and smile.
Civilized students are national treasures.
Civilized students have good discipline,
Be polite after class.
A dignified appearance and hygiene,
Take care of public property and pay attention to environmental protection.
Don't like alcohol, tobacco and trouble,
Pay attention to unity and don't bully the small.
Abide by public morality and have integrity,
Diligence does not dislike labor.
Love, filial piety, confidence,
The wind of helping the poor is high.
Diligence, curiosity and idealism,
Civilized students are national treasures.
What are the civilized etiquette tongue twisters?
Courtesy nursery rhymes (1);
Dining: Wash your hands before eating. When you sit down, you should be light, chew slowly, and don't be picky about food and leftovers.
Dining (cherish food): eat by yourself, don't feed, eat clean, don't waste, love to eat, cherish food, every grain is hard.
Dining (not picky about food): Children are growing up. If they are picky eaters and lack nutrition, they will taste all fruits and vegetables. If they eat whole grains, they will be healthy.
Share toys: Small toys are really novel. Have fun, be modest, cherish, share and be polite.
Share food: small food, sweet and delicious, respect the elders, you taste it first, you also eat it, I also taste it, good friends, * * * share it.
Courtesy nursery rhymes (2);
Learning activities: When studying, you should sit still, listen carefully, think carefully, ask questions, and raise your hand to answer clearly.
Outdoor activities: outdoors, playing games, meeting with teachers, not far away, collecting toys, obeying rules and stressing order.
Sleep etiquette (putting on and taking off): greet people before going to bed, take off your clothes in order, fold them neatly, put them by your side, and put them on in turn after getting up.
Sleep etiquette: Don't cover your head, don't sleep on your stomach, put your pillow straight, cover the quilt, sleep on the right, go to bed early and have a sweet dream.
Sleep etiquette (get up): when you get up, be quiet, go to the convenience, go into battle lightly, get dressed, be folded, freshen up first, and then play.
Get up (make the bed): You can sleep independently. After getting up, I will tidy up, fold the quilt, practice more, make a small bed and tidy up.
Students on duty (preparing before meals): Students on duty are not afraid of being tired. Before eating, they make preparations, wear small aprons, tie their bodies, set tables and chairs, and serve tableware.
Courtesy nursery rhymes (3);
Admission: enter the park early, don't be late, greet the teachers and children, and ask other parents, don't forget.
Leaving the garden: When leaving the garden, say goodbye to each other, first the teacher, then the classmates, meet the parents, say hello and hug, which is more clever.
Toilet (toilet): before going to the toilet, knock at the door, someone is waiting, after going to the toilet, flush, straighten clothes and wash your hands.
Wash your hands: wash your hands, not crowded, queue up, roll up your sleeves, wipe soap when washing your hands, and turn off the water after washing.
Wash your hands (drink water): take a small glass in both hands, connect the water and put it back slowly. When drinking water, go back to your original place and drink it carefully. Don't waste it.
Take care of public property (small chair): move the small chair with both hands, put it away gently, and then sit on it. When people are gone, put away the chairs, take good care of them and scrub them often.
Take care of public property (books): Take care of picture books, flip them gently, read them carefully, keep them clean and undamaged, and enjoy reading.
Take care of public property (facilities in the park): in the classroom, there are many toys, mutual humility and no competition. In the yard, all facilities take care of public property and mobilize together.
Courtesy nursery rhymes (4):
Enter school
Go to school with your schoolbag on your back, your clothes are neat, and your scarf is floating.
It is polite to see the teacher. Say hello in the morning and afternoon.
Greet each other, smile.
Courtesy nursery rhymes (5):
hoist a flag
Raise the national flag at attention and slowly look up at the national flag.
The Young Pioneers held a joining ceremony and sang the national anthem.
Love the motherland is always in mind, and the revolutionary tradition is never forgotten.
Courtesy nursery rhymes (6);
gather
The assembly activities should be disciplined and the procession should be "fast and quiet"
Don't talk, don't push around, don't walk around in an orderly way.
Applause warmly, understand etiquette, and everyone has a group in their hearts.
Courtesy nursery rhymes (7):
work at exercises
Do exercises, stand in a row, be calm and tidy, and exert yourself when the movements are in place.
Do eye exercises to protect your eyesight, and don't forget the exact acupoints.
Stick to your will in two exercises and strive to reach the standard.
Courtesy nursery rhymes (8);
attend a class
When the bell rings in the classroom, sit quietly and say hello to the teacher.
Stand up and say hello to the teacher, and learn knowledge full of energy.
Sit like a clock, stand like a pine, and insist on reading and writing posture.
Courtesy nursery rhymes (9):
Rest or intermission
After class, the teacher will stand first and the supplies will be prepared in advance.
Go up and down the stairs and walk on the right. Speak and walk softly.
Adhere to good environmental hygiene and be polite in outdoor games.