Children Etiquette 5-12 Masterclass | SocialQ

Name: Children Etiquette 5-12 Masterclass | SocialQ
Rating: 4.3 (39 reviews)

Every child deserves success in life, and good etiquette is where it all starts.

Created bySandra Zemaityte

Last updated 4/2022

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What you'll learn

The way in which they must address grown-ups and how to differentiate between adults and children
Understand fundamental table manners, including how to consume difficult food, proper use of utensils, and the dos and don’ts at the table
How to spot the needs of others and help meet them
Hygiene and proper posture
Interacting with other children and handling bullies
How public playgrounds work
The ways in which they can deal with bad news
Rules to follow when borrowing something from others
The proper way to shake hands and appropriate contexts to kiss

Course content

1 section • 19 lectures • 39m total length

Positive Words2:36
Practice using please, thank you, and sorry to build respect in daily interactions, strengthen relationships, and handle apologies with written notes when needed.
Addressing People Properly1:35
Learn to address grown ups with respect by using formal surnames and titles, such as mr., ms., dr., uncle, and aunt, and greet doctors politely.
Bow Kiss Handshake1:38
Learn modern manners for kids 5–12: greet adults with a quick, firm, dry handshake or a nod and smile, and rarely a bow; kissing is optional when comfortable.
When To Open Doors2:52
Open doors for others, letting those with packages, strollers, or wheelchairs enter first, and offer polite help in elevators and with heavy or revolving doors.
Notice Needs Of Others2:04
Learn to anticipate others' needs by opening doors, carrying bags, and offering chairs. Practice words and actions to be aware of others, offer seats, and turn consideration into a habit.
Protection Of Others1:38
Develop a habit of protecting others through everyday courtesy, such as opening doors, letting girls go first, offering to carry items, speaking kindly, and avoiding rude language.
Everyday Good Manners1:19
Share the family computer, take turns, keep the desk clean, lock doors, don't open to strangers, and seek parental permission or trusted adults if you feel scared.
Around The House1:59
Practice daily household etiquette by contributing to chores, tidying rooms, caring for pets, sorting trash, and putting things away after meals and activities.
Fundamental Table Manners3:37
Develop fundamental table manners by practicing posture and proper cutlery use. Remember to keep elbows off the table, pass dishes to the right, and keep the napkin in your lap.
Leave The Table Early1:36
Leave the table gracefully in case of illness or coughing by saying 'excuse me, please.' Place the napkin on your chair before leaving and return to resume the meal.
How To Remove Plates1:31
Learn polite plate clearing at home or restaurant, following the servers' system, ideally clearing before dessert, with two utensils max and no plate stacking.
Grooming In Public Part-11:31
Demonstrate public grooming by avoiding brushing in public or in the kitchen. Sneeze into a tissue or sleeve, avoid picking nose, ears, or teeth, and clean up.
Grooming In Public Part-22:02
Practice public grooming etiquette by knowing when to chew gum and how to dispose of it properly. Wrap it in paper and place it in a wastebasket, and belch discreetly.
Public Places Etiquette1:50
Respect others' time in public spaces by sharing playground time and recognizing everyone's equal right to be there. Follow pool etiquette: wait for invitations, swim with adults, and store towels.
Interacting With Other Children3:54
Learn how to interact with other children by taking initiative in friendships, inviting peers, and balancing your needs with theirs. Explore boundaries, inclusivity, and nurturing best friendships while avoiding possessiveness.
Dealing With Bullies3:24
Stand up to abuse, report bullying to an adult, and protect yourself while respecting others; seek new friendships through community activities like art, swimming, or riding lessons.
Rules For Borrowing1:42
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What Must Be Done After Breaking Items1:16
Own up to accidents, apologize sincerely, and replace a broken item to avoid trouble. Inform your friend and their parents when needed to protect trust and future borrowing.
Neighborly Manners1:42
Learn to respect neighbor property and privacy, seek permission before crossing yards, balance visits with invitations, greet adults by titles, and care for pets and mail when neighbors are away.

Requirements

Have a child at age 5-12
Want your child to be well-behaved.
Want them to have many good friends, and doesn’t get in trouble at school or bother other kids at the playground.

Description

Grooming your child to be more responsible, kind, and courteous can result in a fulfilling life for them. From more meaningful relationships to a rewarding career, good etiquette is an important indicator of whether a child will excel at adulting.

But teaching kids good manners requires expertise, and expert help never comes cheap.

Standard etiquette courses can cost thousands of dollars, and most parents are unable to afford quality etiquette education for their children.

That’s why we created the Children Etiquette Masterclass.

Created by our etiquette and course experts at Social Q, this masterclass offers world-class etiquette tutoring and covers all the aspects of etiquette in various everyday settings, including:

● Addressing people respectfully

● Empathizing with other people’s needs

● Fundamental table manners

● Grooming ● Public place etiquette

● Dealing with bullies

● Interacting with other children

● And much more

The course is designed specifically for kids aged 5 - 12 and includes easy-to-understand audio cues with brilliant animation to help kids understand, remember and apply.

A true gift for every parent who wishes their child to be well mannered, but does not have the time or the resources. This masterclass is ideal edutainment for the parent and child to enjoy together, and makes for a great parent-child activity too!

Packed with everything you would expect from an expensive thousand-dollar etiquette course and some more, we wanted to make quality education accessible to every child. And that’s exactly why you can get the Children Etiquette Masterclass for as low as $20.

And with that, your child gets:

● Over 40 minutes of in-depth, on-demand video

● Full lifetime access (all future updates included)

● Mobile and TV access

● A certificate of completion

Give your child the gift of good etiquette by getting the Children Etiquette Masterclass today. It’s an investment in your child that you will always be proud of.

Enroll your child in this course today. Within a few weeks from now, you will see the change and it will be a rewarding experience that continues to give for a lifetime!

Who this course is for:

Each lesson is delivered in a bite-sized animation video to make sure it can keep children engaged with the lesson, as well as helping them remember the lesson easier.