Dear Educator
Learning is a difficult activity. Learning happens with practices. So, ensure learning in classroom by providing ample opportunities for the learners to learn in a playful manner.
Objective of this English Speaking through Good Manner Curriculum: –
- Provides opportunity for the learner to learn Good Manner
- Good manner helps a child to become a good human being
- Children are curious to learn good manners
- Instil good manner among children in a play way method
Task Time: – Educator will conduct this English Speaking Activity in Zero Period/Proxy Period
How to Conduct this Activity:-
- Always conduct this activity through pair work
- Two students will practice these manners at a time. It will be in the form of question answer.
- Feel free to change the partner at practice time (so that child will not accustomed with same student every time)
Teaching Techniques: – Drilling/Practice/Acting /Role Play
Role of a teacher: –
- Be a facilitator. Guide your student to speak each and every word in a lucid and audible voice.
- Ask your learner to maintain proper pace (Neither too slow not too fast)
- Encourage your learner to speak in a complete phrase
- Feel free to include new manners in each and every section so that next time we can improve this questionnaire!
- Check sentence pattern, grammar and spelling of this questionnaire and amend it if it is logical to edit it.
Good Table Manner
What are good manners when we eat food/we take meal with family members and guests?
LET LEARN TABLE 25 GOLDEN TABLE MANNERS TO BECOME A GOOD HUMAN BEING.
- Wash your hand before eating.
- No toys, or pet to brought to the table.
- Take your cap off at the dinner table.
- Wait for everybody to be seated before starting to eat.
- Wait until everyone has been served before you eat.
- Sit up straight, no slouching, and no elbows on the table.
- Use your knife to cut and your fork to put the food in your mouth.
- Ask for things to be passed to you, don’t lean over the table.
- Don’t grab everything you want first – help others to get their food and be prepared to share.
- Bring your food up to your mouth rather than bending over to reach it
- Cut your food to mouth size pieces
- Chew food with your mouth closed.
- Don’t talk with your mouth full. It is not a good look!
- If the food is too hot, do not blow on it. Wait for it to cool
- Asks for second time if you are still hungry.
- Do not put your knife in your mouth.
- Put your knife and fork together on your plate when you have finished. The fork should be facing down
- Do not play with your food or utensils
- Do not spit your food out onto your plate.
- If your hair is long, do not flick it around the table
- Do not comb your hair at dinner table
- It is good manner to let the elders to talk on the table.
- Do not fight with brother/sister and mother at dinner table
- Do not pick or blow your nose at the table, excuse yourself and go to the bathroom
- Say thank you to your mother or the cook for the lovely meal. They will feel happy.