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Tag Archives: school etiquette
Getting On the Bus – Back to School Etiquette
When getting on the bus, always wait to let other passengers get off the bus first.
Don’t Cut in the Lunch Line – Back to School Manners
No matter how hungry or short on time you are, it’s rude to cut in the lunch line. Always go to the end of the line, even when a friend asks you to join them. Your classmates will respect you … Continue reading
Children’s Etiquette, (Young and Old) – Say “Hi” When Passing By
Whenever you pass someone in the hallways of your school or walking down the sidewalk, smile and say hi. It doesn’t matter if the other student is older or younger or if you know them or not. Saying hello will … Continue reading
Do Not Talk When the Teacher is Speaking
Students are returning to school classrooms throughout the country. There is an excitement in the air with all the newness of teachers, classmates, activities and goals for the year. Floors are shiny, writing boards are clean, desks are in order … Continue reading