Small classes should be civilized and polite

Small classes should be civilized and polite. Polite language is a concrete manifestation of respect for others. It refers to the use of respectful and friendly words in language communication. The stepping stone to a friendly relationship is to be humble when talking about yourself and respectful when talking about others. The following is a small class lesson about being civilized and polite. Teaching civility and politeness in small classes 1

Lesson plan for teaching politeness in small classes

Activity goals:

1. Learn simple polite expressions such as "please", "thank you" and " sorry".

2. Help children correctly master polite expressions through paper puppet performances, story interpretations, situational performances and other methods.

3. Be willing to be a good and polite child.

Activity preparation:

Paper puppets, pictures

Activity focus:

Activity difficulty: Discovery through exploration, multimedia courseware, situational experience Cultivate young children to be good, polite children.

Activity process:

1. Show paper puppets to stimulate children’s interest in learning

Teacher: Two of our good friends came to the class today. Look, Who is coming?

Let’s say hello to them together!

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2. Help children understand stories through paper puppet performances, play games and other methods to help children correctly master polite expressions.

1. Performance story "Mother Piggy's Sandwich Bread"

Teacher: The paper puppets perform "Mother Piggy's Sandwich Bread". Children, please watch carefully.

Question: What happened to the mother pig and the baby pig?

What did Daddy Piggy say? What did Brother Pig say again?

What did the mother and the pig say?

2. Show pictures to guide children to observe and speak polite words

Teacher: Teacher Chen also brought some pictures to the children. We are going to play a word card matching game. Let’s see. Who does it faster?

Discuss under what circumstances should you say "please", "thank you", and "sorry"?

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3. Scenario performance transfers life

1. When I have questions, I will nod and say: May I ask you...

2. When accepting a gift, I will smile and say: Thank you!

3. When I step on someone else's foot, I will bow and say: "I'm sorry!" Small classes on being civilized and polite 2

Kindergarten small classes on politeness lesson plan

Feel the role of polite language in communication.

Understand common polite expressions and use them correctly to interact with others.

Activity preparation

Courseware preparation: "Little Pig Learns Manners" story audio and pictures; "Be Polite" song video.

Activity process

Play the audio and pictures of the story "Little Pig Learns Politeness" to guide children to perceive the impact of polite words in communication.

1. Play the audio and pictures of the story "Little Pig Learns Manners", paragraphs 1 to 4.

Do you know why Piggy has no friends?

If you were a pig, what would you do?

Summary: When Little Pig went to school in the morning, he didn’t know how to say hello to the teacher and other children. Little Rabbit helped Little Pig get a water cup, but Little Pig didn’t say thank you. People think he is rude, so they don't want to make friends with him.

2. Play the audio and pictures of the story "Little Pig Learns Manners" from paragraphs 5 to 8.

When the little pig entered the kindergarten, what did the little squirrel say to the teacher?

The little rabbit helped the little squirrel get the water cup. What did the little squirrel say?

Did Piggy make friends in kindergarten? Why?

Summary: Polite language is very important in everyone’s life. We must learn to use polite language correctly!

Play the song video "Being Polite" to guide children to discuss the situations in which polite words are used.

What polite expressions are there in the song?

When are these polite expressions used?

What other polite expressions do you know?

Summary: Say hello when we meet, and say goodbye when we part. Say sorry when you do something wrong, and say thank you when you get help. Children must learn to use these polite words correctly and be a truly polite and good child.

Organize children to perform "I am the little master" situation to consolidate children's correct use of polite language.

1. Teachers guide children to perform scene performances.

1) How do children behave when entering the door?

2) After entering the door, what do children need to ask the teacher to do? How to say?

3) What should children do when leaving? How to say?

2. Teachers and children perform together.

Daily Activities

Encourage young children to use polite language correctly in daily life. Small classes should be civilized and polite 3

Small classes should be civilized and polite

1. Say: Hello when meeting for the first time

2. Welcome guests: Please come in ;Please sit down;Please drink tea.

3. Say goodbye when breaking up with someone

4. Welcome shopping: come

5. Words to remind others: Please be careful; please pay attention; Please take your time.

6. Greetings when meeting: Hello; Good morning; Good evening.

7. Remind customers: The time is coming soon. For those who have not selected the product, please hurry up.

8. Express condolences and say: I have caused you trouble.

9. Words for receiving help: Thank you very much.

10. Instructions for queuing: Please queue up consciously; can you please queue up?

11. Hear an apology: It doesn’t matter; it doesn’t matter.

12. When someone asks for help, say: Please

13. When asking for help, say: Please take care of me

14. When you are unable to help others: Sorry; I’m really sorry; Please forgive.

15. Instructions for answering the phone: Answer: Hello! My name is ×××, please speak. Hang: Thank you. Goodbye.

16. Proper words to address others: comrade; sir; miss; master; friend.

17. Language to disturb others: Please forgive me; Sorry.

18. Use to visit others: visit

19. Use to praise others’ opinions: high opinion

20. Reminder to give way: Please lend me the light; Please give way Okay

21. Farewell guests: Goodbye; walk slowly; welcome again.

22. Asking for opinions: Please give me advice

23. Reminder to passengers: There are many people and crowded cars, please give way.

24. Farewell words: Goodbye; Goodbye.

25. Used when waiting for guests: waiting

26. Used after a long time no see: long time no see

27. Helping others means: I What can I do for you

28. Express humility and say: I’m sorry

29. Reminder to passengers: Please check carefully to see if you have forgotten anything. < /p>

33. Prompt for waiting: Please wait (wait, I will come right away.

34. When accompanying a friend, say: Accompanying

35. When a guest arrives, say: Welcome

36. To show courtesy, say: Please first

37. Express gratitude and say: Thank you

38. Receive words of gratitude: You’re welcome, you’re welcome.

39. Ask for help in human language: please; ask; please help.

40. Reminder to pedestrians: Please pay attention to safety; please use the sidewalk when crossing.