1, the first rite of the meter rite:

Wash your hair and take a bath diligently, and your hair and body are free of odor.

No dirt under the nails. Digging out the nose and ears is not public

Diligent change of clothes and shoes and socks, to keep the instrument neat and tidy.

Sitting and standing posture should be proper, keep the schoolbag neat,

Personal belongings neatly put.

Shoes are not removed on public occasions,

Standing with head up and chest out.

No lip smacking during meals, no talking with food in your mouth.

Don't pick the food on your plate. Wait for your family to come to dinner.

No jostling in public **** places.

3, the third courtesy of the speech etiquette

Teachers and teachers do not call them by their first names, the use of honorifics should be borne in mind.

To answer the phone, say "hello", and at the end of the call, say "goodbye".

No nicknames for people. The school has a lot of people who are not familiar with the language.

Dirty words and lies stay away from me.

4. The fourth courtesy of treating others

Mom and dad's birthday should be remembered. Teacher's labor should be respected,

Listen carefully in class. Smile when you meet people.

When you enter a room, knock on the door first.

To use other people's things, it is important to ask for permission.

To return them after use, you need to thank them. Don't spend your pocket money frivolously,

Help children in need, help children in need.

5. The Fifth Manner of Walking

Traffic signs must be recognized and traffic rules must be obeyed.

Remember the rules of the road, and walk strictly on the prescribed routes.

Line up for the bus, walk up and down the stairs to the right,

walk side by side and don't push. Stand on the right side of the escalator,

The left side of the passage should be empty. Don't push the elevator buttons.

Be a civilized student.