Municipal budgetary educational institution

Nikolaev secondary school

Outlineextracurricular activity

on etiquette

“RULES OF CONDUCT IN THE DINING ROOM”

Developed by:

primary school teacher

MBOU Nikolaevskaya secondary school

Petrova V.V.

2015

Goals: 1. form an idea of ​​etiquette and rules of behavior at the table.

2.to ensure that students understand the rules of conduct in the dining room; work out the rules of good manners at the table.

3. Explain to children the rules of conduct in the school canteen.

Tasks:

Educational:

• activating interest in the subject through play activities;

  developing skills to apply acquired knowledge;

  establishing rules of behavior at the table;

Educational:

• develop the ability to follow norms of behavior;

  develop norms of social behavior for children;

  develop a respectful attitude towards the subject

Educational:

• development of speech, thinking, memory;

development of mental activity, the ability to observe, draw conclusions.

Event plan:

1. Organizational moment. Teacher's word.

2. Analysis of the tale.

3. Rules of behavior at the table (Students read poetry).

4. Crossword.

5. “Study tea”

6. Bad advice.

7. Quiz “How beautiful it is to eat”

8. Conclusion. Summarizing

Equipment: computer, multimedia projector, toy dishes

Progress of the lesson.

Organizing time.

Teacher. Guys, we are now going to the most “delicious” place in the school. Where is this going?

Students: To the school cafeteria.

Teacher. -Today we will talk about how to behave at the table while eating, and get acquainted with the rules of etiquette.Rules of behavior during meals, like all others, are not made up out of your head. Each rule has its own meaning. Some rules are based on respect for your tablemates, others on respect for your hosts.
- Maybe once upon a time, everything was simpler and more convenient - people took pieces of lamb from a large common cauldron, tore the meat from the bones with their teeth, so that the fat flowed down to their elbows. Bones and scraps lay nearby. This is what lunch looked like. But over the few dozen centuries that separate us from primitive man, something has changed, hasn’t it? People have moved away from such customs.
2. Analysis of the tale

Teacher. Listen to a story that a mother told her children one evening.
Once upon a time there lived a girl, Dasha. She went alone into the forest, got lost and was very hungry. Suddenly he sees: there is a hut, and from its open windows it smells so delicious! The girl knocked on the door and asked: “Who lives here? Can I come in?"
Come in! - answered the old woman who looked out the window. – I live here with my grandchildren.
The girl entered and did not have time to take two steps before she fell, slipping on the pasta lying on the floor. When she got up, she saw the boys sitting at the table: one was blowing on the hot soup so hard that splashes flew in all directions, the other was on a real hunt for the cutlet and, loudly knocking with a fork, tried to pierce it through. And finally, having pricked the cutlet onto the fork, he began to bite it off, smearing his nose and cheeks, which he then wiped with his sleeve.
- Ugh, how disgusting! – thought Dasha. - I’d rather sit with a girl who drinks compote.
And then she screamed, because the girl began to spit out the cherry pits so far that they hit her right in the forehead.....
- Shame on you to eat so ugly! – Dasha shouted in tears. Everyone began to answer her something at once, but it was impossible to understand anything, because they spoke with their mouths full.
“Sorry,” Dasha sighed, “but it’s very unpleasant to sit at the table with you.” I'd rather stay hungry. And she left.
- The fairy tale has a bad ending! - said Misha. “We should not have left, but taught them how to behave at the table.”
- Right! – Mom smiled. “For example, what would you tell them?”
- You can’t blow on hot soup, but you need to stir it with a spoon so that it cools down faster. And you can’t put your elbows on the table either!
“And you need to break off pieces from the cutlet with a fork,” added Masha. - And put the bones from the compote on a saucer.
- Well done! - Mom praised.
-And you guys think: what else did these kids do wrong?

Rules of behavior at the table.

Teacher. Guys, who knows how to behave properly at the table?

1st student . Don't talk with your mouth full

Chew your food very carefully

And don't forget to say later

“Thank you” is a must!

2nd student . Always eat calmly, don’t fuss,

Don't push the person next to you with your elbows.

If you want to get something, don't reach out,

Ask them to give it to you.

3rd student. Don't rest your elbows on the table

And keep your back straight,

There is no need to take food with your hands -

There are spoons, forks and knives!

4th student. Eat carefully, don't rush,

Don't splash it, don't crumble it on the floor.

Don't stuff your mouth with food

And don't drop the pieces!

Why do we need table manners?(Children's answers.)

4. NOW LET'S PLAY THE CROSSWORD

1. Do not knock with a spoon when stirring sugar in it.

2. Eating with your mouth closed means not…..

3. Lies to the left of the plate.

4. When I eat, I am deaf and……

5. What do you use to wipe your mouth?

6. What do you eat soup with?

7. What not to use when eating fish.

1H

2 H

3 IN

4 N

5 WITH

6 L

7 N

5." Educational tea"

Teacher. - I invite you to"study tea" (children go to the makeshift table).

- Sit at the table. Wait, what do you think this sign means?

What should you do before entering the dining room? (wash your hands with soap)

6. Harmful advice from Grigory Oster.

There are naughty children in the world who like to do everything the other way around. And therefore, such children should be given not useful advice, but harmful advice. Grigory Oster gave such advice in his work. Whoever of you notices the hero’s incorrect behavior, let him raise his hand. I’ll make a stop and we’ll all figure out together what was wrong there.

When a friend's birthday
I invited you to my place,
Leave the gift at home
Useful yourself.
Try to sit next to the cake.
Don't engage in conversations:
You're talking
Eat half as much candy
Choose smaller pieces
To swallow faster.
Don't grab the salad with your hands
You can scoop up more with a spoon.
If they suddenly give you nuts,
Place them carefully in your pocket,
But don’t hide the jam there -
It will be difficult to take it out.
If your hands are at lunch
You got the salad dirty
And you feel embarrassed about the tablecloth
Wipe your fingers,
Lower it discreetly
They are under the table, and it’s calm there
Wipe your hands
About the neighbor's pants.
If you are called to dinner,
Hide proudly under the sofa
If they do get it
And they will seat you at the table,
Tip the cup over
Pour the soup on the floor
Cover your mouth with your hands
Fall down from the chair.
And throw the cutlets up -
Let them stick to the ceiling.
7. Quiz “How beautiful it is to eat.”

1. Why shouldn’t you crumble a cutlet or cheesecake?

(Not only because crumbled food quickly cools and becomes tasteless, but also because such a plate is unpleasant to look at).

2. Why shouldn’t you spit out the pits of cherries, cherries, or compote on a saucer?

(A very ugly sight does not in any way increase the appetite of the neighbors at the table. You are supposed to first spit them out discreetly into a spoon and then put them on a saucer, and if there is no spoon, then you need to lean towards the table and discreetly spit them out directly into the saucer).

3. Why can’t you talk with your mouth full?

(Firstly,you can choke, and secondly, you can drop food from your mouth, so you should first swallow the food and then talk. While eating, you should not sip loudly, knock on the plate with a spoon, you should try to eat silently).

4. Why you can’t eat from a knife?

(You may hurt your mouth.)

5. How should you hold a fork and knife in order to cut food?

(The fork should be held in the left hand, and the knife in the right, this also applies to left-handers).

6. What to do if you need to get something from the other end of the table? (Politely ask your neighbor to pass it on).

7. Why shouldn’t the spoon or fork you eat with be placed on the table? (Because you can stain the tablecloth).

8. How to use a napkin?

(After eating, wipe your lips first and then your hands).

8. Summing up the lesson.

What rules of behavior in the dining room and at the table do you remember?

I would really like the rules of behavior to be your companions.

And so that you remember the rules of conduct in the school cafeteria, we will post them in the classroom corner.

Rules of behavior in the dining room.

1. Be sure to wash your hands before eating. Take care of your health.

2. Eat slowly, chewing your food thoroughly.

3. “When I eat, I am deaf and dumb.” Remember that talking and playing while eating can be very dangerous to your health and life.

4. Don’t finish chewing on the go, eat everything at the table. It is not allowed to take food out of the dining room.

5. Be sure to put away your dishes after eating. Don't forget to thank those who fed you

There are always a lot of children and adults in the dining room, because everyone needs to have time to eat within 15-20 minutes. Therefore, it is especially important to follow certain rules:

Do not rush to the cafeteria, go there with your class at the time allotted for you;

Do not run and do not rush to take a place at the table first, do not push other students aside;

When moving around the dining room, watch your step to avoid slipping and falling;

Before sitting down to eat, be sure to wash your hands thoroughly;

Be careful when using a fork to avoid injury to yourself or others;

Try not to spill hot soup or tea on yourself or your neighbors;

Sit straight at the table, do not cross your legs, do not push your neighbors and do not put your elbows on the table;

While eating, maintain silence: do not talk loudly, do not slurp, do not blow on hot dishes, do not knock forks and spoons on plates and cups;

Use cutlery correctly: do not forget which dishes are eaten with a spoon and which with a fork;

If you get dirty, use a napkin or handkerchief;

Keep it clean: if you drop something on the floor, pick it up and throw it in the trash can;

Don't speak ill of the meals the school cooks prepared for you; don’t show it if something doesn’t taste good to you;

Don’t forget to put away your dishes after eating;

Be polite: wish your classmates bon appetit, thank the canteen workers.

List of the most important rules of behavior in the school canteen for children

The rules of conduct in the school canteen are clear to every well-mannered child. The foundations of etiquette are laid in childhood. Parents and kindergarten teachers teach preschoolers how to behave at the table at home.

It’s nice, when you get to the school canteen, to see neat and polite children who behave quietly and always thank you for lunch. Every school has printed rules of conduct that tell you what you can and cannot do.

If some children still drop pies on the floor and spill borscht, run forward, pushing everyone and trying to jump the line, these are exceptions to the rules rather than normal behavior. These are those cases of unfortunate misunderstanding when the school forgot to post rules of good behavior or parents forgot to teach their children how to behave during meals. What is table etiquette for children?

From this article you will learn

Generally accepted

Children begin to learn etiquette during eating when they are one year old. Already at this age, the child can independently hold a spoon and eat porridge carefully. Of course, he is not yet able to master all the intricacies of using cutlery; even a spoon and a mug are sometimes too heavy for him. But the example of his parents and the calm explanations of his patient mother are already quite clear to him.

The child understands that food is not a toy; you cannot spill soup, scatter bread, or stain clothes. The latter is given to him with great difficulty, even a bib does not save him from changing clothes after eating the soup on his own.

When a child understands that you need to eat with a spoon, not with your hands, or drink from a cup, this will be the first small step on a huge ladder called “rules of etiquette.” When the baby gets a little older, from the age of three you can play the game “tea party” or “doll birthday” with him. Set the table with a doll tea set, toy fruits and sweets, and lay out napkins. During the game, you need to explain in a playful way, using toys as an example, the rules of behavior at the table.

You cannot teach your child using shouts and rude remarks; he will not tolerate such treatment from you. Just show that you are upset by this behavior. The baby will definitely try not to upset you.

If the child has not attended kindergarten and is unfamiliar with the strict rules of unquestioning obedience, the first grade of school will be especially difficult for him. The child will greatly benefit from his mother’s advice and instructions on how to behave at the table. He will quickly learn table manners for children in the school cafeteria.

What to do in the dining room

• Before eating, you must wash your hands and come to the dining room with clean hands.
• You can come to the dining room only during recess at the scheduled time.
• You need to eat while sitting at tables next to other students.
• Wait your turn in front of the serving table without jostling other children.
• If the tables are set by those on duty at the school, you need to calmly sit in your place and eat without disturbing anyone.
• Sit straight at the table, leaning slightly over your plate.
• You need to eat slowly, chewing food well, because poorly chewed food is not digestible.
• While eating, cover your mouth with your hand or a napkin when sneezing, yawning, or hiccupping.
• After eating, you need to take the dirty plate with a spoon and glass to a table specially designated for dirty dishes.
• The teacher on duty, together with the assigned students from the duty class, must keep order in the dining room; he must be obeyed unquestioningly.

How not to behave

• In the dining room you cannot eat standing, sitting on a table or windowsill.
• You cannot take out food except pies, cookies and other baked goods.
• It is not allowed to go to the cafeteria during classes, missing compulsory classes.
• You cannot stay late during breaks and be late for classes.
• It is not advisable to leave dirty dishes on the table after you.
• You cannot place briefcases, bags, notebooks, books or other school supplies on the table surface.
• There is no need to talk loudly while eating, distracting others, slurping, or blowing loudly on food.
• You cannot put your elbows on the table, eat with your hands, or throw bread.
• It's not nice to talk with your mouth full and loudly complain about the poor quality of food.
• You cannot run, jump, make noise or shout; the cooks may cook a tasteless lunch.

Cultured and well-mannered children are a joy not only for parents, but also for everyone around them.

Lyudmila Evgenievna Mayorova, primary school teacher, MCOU "Chebotarihinskaya Secondary School"

Class hour in 1st grade on the topic: “RULES OF CONDUCT IN THE SCHOOL DINING”

Target: consolidate children's knowledge about the rules of cultural behavior in the school canteen.

Tasks:

1. To develop the skills of a culture of behavior in younger schoolchildren.

2. Develop speech, thinking, imagination.

3. Foster feelings of camaraderie, mutual respect, and kindness.

Equipment:

Progress of the lesson

1. Organizational moment.

— Hello, guys, dear guests.

2. Statement of the problem.

— On September 1st, you went to school for the first time and received the proud name of schoolboy. What do you think a real schoolboy should be like? What qualities should you have?

We are surrounded by other people. Who are these people? These are, first of all, your parents, grandparents - your family. These are your friends, teachers, schoolmates. And we should all live in such a way that it is easy and pleasant for others to be around us. Therefore, we all must follow certain rules.

· Do you like coming to the school canteen?

Call! All in a friendly crowd

They're flying into the dining room like arrows

And here there are rules.

Remember them and watch: watch the presentation “Rules of Conduct in the School Canteen.”

Well, now let’s play a little: I ask a question, and you answer in unison - it’s me, it’s me, it’s all my friends!

Who walks to school every day in a cheerful troop?

- Which of you, tell me out loud, speaks at dinner?
- This is me, this is me, these are all my friends.

– Which of you doesn’t walk gloomily, loves sports and physical education?
- This is me, this is me, these are all my friends.

– Who completes their homework on time?
- This is me, this is me, these are all my friends.

– How many of you keep your books, pens and notebooks in order?
- This is me, this is me, these are all my friends.

– Which of you comes to class an hour late?
- This is me, this is me, these are all my friends.

Each school has internal school rules for students. And every student must follow them. Our school also has such rules. And today we got acquainted with the rules in the school cafeteria.

Rules of conduct in the school canteen. Information for schoolchildren

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MUNICIPAL EDUCATIONAL BUDGETARY INSTITUTION "ILYINSKAYA BASIC SCHOOL"

• School meals
• Rules of behavior in the dining room

Rules of behavior in the school canteen Municipal Public Budgetary Institution "Ilyinskaya Osh"

Students are in the dining room only during the time allotted by the meal schedule.

1. In the dining room it is prohibited to run, jump, push, throw objects, food, cutlery, or break the queue.
2. Food is taken at tables. You cannot eat while standing or take food out of the dining room.
3. The student complies with hygiene and sanitation standards:
   - washes hands with soap before and after eating;
   - does not accept food and drink from the same container with others;
   - does not use together with other cutlery;
   — puts food on a plate and not on the table surface;
   - does not leave dirty dishes behind on the tables.
4. Students should not place or place school bags, textbooks, notebooks and other school supplies on the table surface.
5. The teacher on duty maintains order in the dining room. The demands of adults, which do not contradict the laws of the Russian Federation and the Charter of the school, are fulfilled by students unquestioningly.
6. Students observe the following food culture during meals:
   - eat carefully, without burning yourself;
   — cutlery is used for its intended purpose, avoiding injury;
   - do not speak, chew food thoroughly;
   — dirty dishes are taken to the washing machine;
   — thank the canteen employees when receiving food and at the end of its reception.

Rules of conduct in the school cafeteria

Students arriving at school

1. Come to school no later than 7:45 am.
2. Wipe off your shoes before entering the school.
3. At the door, don’t try to go first; let teachers and younger students pass first. Boys give way to girls.
4. From the lobby, go to your class without stopping unnecessarily.
5. If you missed at least one day of classes, be sure to provide a doctor's certificate.

Appearance of students

1. Come to school in clean and ironed clothes, polished shoes, and neatly combed hair.
2. Come to physical education classes and sports activities in sportswear.
3. Come to school workshops and socially useful work events in work clothes.
4. Have a clean handkerchief with you.

Student behavior in class

1. After the bell rings, immediately take your place in the classroom or office. Always sit in the place assigned to you, keep it clean and tidy.
2. Prepare everything you need for the lesson - textbook, notebook, diary, etc.
3. When the teacher enters, stand up and silently greet him. Sit down only after permission.
4. Sit up straight at the table, don’t slump or slouch. Listen carefully to the teacher’s explanations and your comrades’ answers.
5. When called to the board, come out and answer with your diary. When answering, stand facing the class, stand straight, answer loudly and slowly.
6. If you want to ask the teacher a question or answer, raise your hand without lifting your elbow from the table. After the teacher gives permission, stand up and ask (answer) a question.
7. During the survey, open books and notebooks only at the request of the teacher.
8. Do not correct a friend’s answers out loud without the teacher’s instructions, do not prompt.
9. During the lesson, maintain cleanliness and order, do not litter, write only in notebooks and on sheets of paper for drafts. Don't leave paper or trash in your desk.
10. After the bell rings from class, do not jump up from your seat or shout. Leave the class calmly, only with the teacher's permission.

Student behavior during recess

1. Only students on duty remain in the classroom or office during breaks. Studying in a classroom or office during a break is only possible with the permission of the teacher.
2. Maintain order in the school premises: speak quietly, walk calmly along the corridor. Do not go to another floor or stairs unless necessary.
3. When walking up the stairs, stay to the right, do not run or jump over the steps.
4. When you meet all school staff, parents and other adults, stop and say hello.
5. Do not overtake the teacher or another adult walking ahead of you on the stairs or corridor, and if necessary, ask permission.
6. Show concern for the cleanliness of the school. Do not litter in the corridors, on the stairs, in the dining room. If you see a piece of paper or other garbage, remove it.
7. Go to the cafeteria only during the break that is set for your class on a special schedule.
8. After the bell rings for class, do not linger in the corridor, immediately go to the office indicated in the schedule and get ready for the lesson.

Behavior in the dining room

1. Head to the cafeteria with the students in your class, in an orderly and calm manner.
2. In the dining room, behave according to the rules of cultural behavior.
3. Sit down at the table with your classmates.
4. Handle bread and other food products with care.
5. After eating, collect the dirty dishes and take them to a special table.

At evenings, meetings

1. Show up for extracurricular activities at exactly the appointed time.
2. If adults or students from other schools come to a gathering, meeting, or other extracurricular event, welcome them, show them to empty seats, and give up your seat if necessary.
3. When holding public events, be polite and do not disturb your neighbors.

Behavior outside of school

1. Every student values ​​the honor of his school, his class and his own.
2. Students everywhere behave according to the rules of cultural behavior, always politely and modestly.
3. Students sit down only if all adults are seated and there are empty seats.
4. Each student must be attentive to adults, small children, the sick and the elderly, giving them a way, a place, and helping them in every possible way.
5. Walk along the streets calmly, without noise. If there is no special sidewalk for pedestrians, then walk on the left side of the road.
6. Students treat nature with care (do not break branches, do not tear flowers, do not destroy bird nests).
7. Students are prohibited from smoking and drinking alcoholic beverages.
8. Primary school students should not be outside unaccompanied by adults after 20:00, students in grades Y-IX - after 21:00.

Responsibilities of the class attendant:

1. Before each lesson, prepare the classroom for classes:
- ventilate the room;
- wash the board with a damp cloth;
- prepare chalk;
- check the sanitary condition of the office.
2. Avoid damaging school property.
3. Monitor the behavior of students in the classroom during breaks.
4. Before the start of each lesson, submit a list of absent students.
5. After the end of lessons, the attendants, under the guidance of the teacher, carry out a wet cleaning of the office assigned to the class.

Responsibilities of the school duty officer:

1. Begin duty 20 minutes before the start of classes.
2. Monitor student behavior during breaks.
3. Maintain the areas of the school territory assigned to the duty officer at the proper aesthetic level.
4. Organize duty in the dining room according to the schedule established in the class.

Methodological development of class hour

Rules of behavior in the dining room

Goals : to ensure that students understand the rules of behavior in the dining room; work out the rules of good manners at the table.

Form of conduct: workshop.

Progress of the lesson

1. Analysis of the behavior at the table of the heroes of A. Tolstoy’s fairy tale.

Teacher. Let's take a look at A. Tolstoy's fairy tale “The Golden Key”. Listen and pay attention to how Pinocchio behaves at the table.

Buratino sat down at the table and tucked his leg under him. He stuffed the whole almond cake into his mouth and swallowed it without chewing.

He climbed right into the vase of jam with his fingers and sucked them with pleasure. When the girl turned away to throw a few crumbs to the elderly; ground beetle, he grabbed the coffee pot and drank all the cocoa from the spout.

I choked and spilled cocoa on the tablecloth.

Then the girl told him sternly...

What comments did Malvina Buratino make? (Children's answers)

Answer: 1) wash your hands; 2) pull your leg out from under you and lower it under the table; 3) do not eat with your hands; there are spoons and forks for this.

2. Formulation of rules of conduct at the table.

I invite you to “study tea”.

Sit at the table. Stop!

Rules

No. 1. Girls sit down at the table first, and if you are a guest, then the owner of the house. It is indecent to be late not only for a visit, but also for the dining room.

No. 2. Don't jingle the spoons. The sugar will dissolve even if you stir gently. Take the spoon out of the glass and place it, not in the sugar bowl, but on a saucer (plate).

No. 3. When I eat, I am deaf and dumb. Chew first and speak later.

“Take bread for dinner in moderation. Bread is a treasure, take care of it.”

No. 4. Eating and drinking noisily is not allowed, but it is also not customary to blow on food; the splashes may fall on a neighbor. If you're hot, wait until it cools down.

No. 5. Don’t push your dirty dishes towards your neighbor. Put away your dishes.

No. 6. Thank the one who fed you.

Why do we need table manners? (Children's answers)

Teacher. To make others happy to sit at the same table with you, the main motto is: think about others.

Some girls and boys like to do the opposite. They know that when they meet, they need to say hello, but they don’t want to do this; They know that they must wash their hands before lunch, but they don’t wash them. The writer Grigory Oster wrote the book “Bad Advice” especially for such children. Listen:

Tip 2.

If your hands are at lunch

You got the salad dirty

And you feel embarrassed about the tablecloth

Wipe your fingers,

Lower it discreetly

Put them under the table and it’s calm there

Wipe your hands

About the neighbor's pants.

Why shouldn't you behave like this at the table?

What should you do in this case? (Children's answers)

3. Game "Brainstorm".

1) Choose the correct answer.

How to position your hands correctly while waiting for the next dish to be served:

a) hide under the table;

b) put on the table, like on a desk;

c) take a spoon and fork and hit it on the table, hurrying the canteen workers?

2) Choose the correct answer, the sequence of leaving the table after eating:

a) leave quickly so as not to disturb others;

b) move the chair;

c) put the dishes away in the wash;

d) thank the canteen workers.

3) Choose the correct answer.

How to correctly take bread from a common bread bin if it is far from you:

a) a fork;

b) hands across the entire table;

c) ask for a bread bowl?

4. Analysis of the behavior at the table of the heroes of A. Milne’s fairy tale.

Teacher. Listen to an excerpt from A. Milne’s fairy tale “Winnie the Pooh and that’s all.” Find the mistakes the hero made.

And then he fell silent and didn’t say anything for a long, long time, because his mouth was terribly busy... Pooh got up from the table, shook Rabbit’s paw with all his heart and said that it was time for him to go.

It is time? - the Rabbit asked politely.

It is impossible to guarantee that he did not think to himself: “It is not very polite to leave guests as soon as you are full.” But he didn’t say this out loud, because he was a very smart Rabbit...

Questions for text analysis:

Winnie the Pooh decided to eat at 11 am, is this correct?

When visiting the Rabbit, how does Winnie the Pooh appear in your opinion: noisy, greedy, modest, etc.?

Do you need to leave your guests as soon as you eat? What did Winnie the Pooh do?

5. Generalization.

Teacher's word. I really wanted you to remember how to behave at the table. And when you are invited to visit, let everyone see that a well-mannered person is sitting at the table, whom you want to invite again.

Rules of conduct in school canteens

Basic rules of behavior in the school cafeteria that every student should know:

• Before eating, be sure to wash your hands.
• You should go to the school cafeteria slowly and without jostling.
• You should sit down at the table carefully, as quietly as possible.
• You should sit upright at the table, leaning slightly over the table.
• Food should be chewed thoroughly and slowly.
• You should also get up from the table carefully and silently.
• After eating, you need to put away the dishes and thank the cooks.

Table manners

General rules of behavior or table etiquette are the minimum that every cultured person should know.

• When sitting at a table, you should only rest your wrist on its edge. Women are allowed to rest their elbow on the table for a short period of time.
• When eating, you should not spread your elbows and bow your head low over the plate. The head is only slightly tilted and a fork or spoon is brought to this height. Blowing on hot food and drinks, slurping, or slurping is not encouraged.
• It is unethical to refill the bottle only for yourself. Having taken a bottle or decanter, first offer it to your neighbor at the table.
• While sitting at the table, one should not cut bread with a knife, but break off small pieces; one should also not dip the bread into the sauce.
• If there is no spoon in the salt shaker, salt is scooped up with the tip of your knife, but at the same time clearing it of foreign contaminants.
• It is not customary to cut green salad with a knife; if the leaves are too large, cut them with a fork or carefully wrap the leaves around it.
• The bird is eaten with a knife and fork. It is not necessary to clean all the bones; there should be some meat left on them.
• If the potatoes are served whole, they should not be squashed on the plate.
• Spaghetti is eaten with a fork and spoon. The spoon is held in the left hand. The edge of the spoon is lowered into the plate, spaghetti is wrapped around the fork in the recess of the spoon. After wrapping a little pasta on a fork, use a spoon to cut off this portion from the rest.
• Chopped cutlets or meatballs are not cut with a knife, but eaten, separating small pieces with a fork, and in this case it is quite acceptable to hold the fork in the right hand.
• Dry cakes, gingerbreads, gingerbread can be taken with your hands.
• Dryers and crackers can be dipped in tea or milk only when you are in a family circle.
• After eating, the knife and fork are placed parallel to each other in the plate, with the handles facing to the right. When it is expected that the same utensils will be used when eating the next dish, they are placed on the table.

In the school canteen:

• They don’t make their way to the counter, pushing everyone away with their elbows
• They eat silently. They don’t slurp, they don’t smack their lips, they don’t blow on the hot food, they don’t knock on the plate with a spoon.
• Fingers are not licked, but wiped with a napkin.
• They do not put their elbows on the table, but sit so as not to disturb their neighbor.
• Do not bite off large pieces and do not stuff your mouth so much that crumbs fall out.
• They don't talk with their mouth full.
• Do not use a spoon where you can use a fork.
• Do not cut cheese cakes, cutlets, fish, scrambled eggs, jellied eggs with a knife - that is, anything that can be easily broken with a fork.
• Do not spit out the seeds from the compote directly onto the saucer, first bring a spoon to your mouth, spit it out first, and then transfer it to the saucer.
• They never speak badly about the dish that was served.
• They never pick up anything with a piece of bread from a plate, and they never drink anything from a saucer.
• After finishing dinner, never lick the cutlery!
• Do not put a plate on a neighbor's plate without the other's permission.
• Take a spoon out of the cup of tea. After stirring the sugar, place the spoon on the saucer
• Never sit sideways to the table or cross-legged.

The canteen attendant must:

1. Wash your hands before going on duty;
2. Maintain an appropriate appearance: clean, neat clothes, girls - headscarves, aprons, boys - aprons;
3. Help service staff set tables and maintain cleanliness while on duty;
4. Stay in the dining room during breaks;
5. Monitor order and discipline of students during meals;
6. Clean tables after students eat;
7. Inform the teacher on duty about serious violations.

Download Rules of Conduct in the Canteen

The rules of conduct in the school canteen are clear to every well-mannered child. The foundations of etiquette are laid in childhood. Parents and kindergarten teachers teach preschoolers how to behave at the table at home.

It’s nice, when you get to the school canteen, to see neat and polite children who behave quietly and always thank you for lunch. Every school has printed rules of conduct that tell you what you can and cannot do.

If some children still drop pies on the floor and spill borscht, run forward, pushing everyone and trying to jump the line, these are exceptions to the rules rather than normal behavior. These are those cases of unfortunate misunderstanding when the school forgot to post rules of good behavior or parents forgot to teach their children how to behave during meals. What is table etiquette for children?

Generally accepted

Children begin to learn etiquette during eating when they are one year old. Already at this age, the child can independently hold a spoon and eat porridge carefully. Of course, he is not yet able to master all the intricacies of using cutlery; even a spoon and a mug are sometimes too heavy for him. But the example of his parents and the calm explanations of his patient mother are already quite clear to him.

The child understands that food is not a toy; you cannot spill soup, scatter bread, or stain clothes. The latter is given to him with great difficulty, even a bib does not save him from changing clothes after eating the soup on his own.

When a child understands that you need to eat with a spoon, not with your hands, or drink from a cup, this will be the first small step on a huge ladder called “rules of etiquette.” When the baby gets a little older, from the age of three you can play the game “tea party” or “doll birthday” with him. Set the table with a doll tea set, toy fruits and sweets, and lay out napkins. During the game, you need to explain in a playful way, using toys as an example, the rules of behavior at the table.

You cannot teach your child using shouts and rude remarks; he will not tolerate such treatment from you. Just show that you are upset by this behavior. The baby will definitely try not to upset you.

If the child has not attended kindergarten and is unfamiliar with the strict rules of unquestioning obedience, the first grade of school will be especially difficult for him. The child will greatly benefit from his mother’s advice and instructions on how to behave at the table. He will quickly learn table manners for children in the school cafeteria.

What to do in the dining room

Before eating, you must wash your hands and come to the dining room with clean hands.

You can come to the dining room only during recess at the scheduled time.

You need to eat while sitting at tables next to other students.

Wait your turn in front of the serving table without jostling other children.

If the tables are set by those on duty at the school, you need to calmly sit in your place and eat without disturbing anyone.

Sit straight at the table, leaning slightly over your plate.

You need to eat slowly, chewing food well, because poorly chewed food is not digestible.

While eating, cover your mouth with your hand or a napkin when sneezing, yawning, or hiccupping.

After eating, you need to take the dirty plate with a spoon and glass to a table specially designated for dirty dishes.

The teacher on duty, together with the assigned students from the duty class, must keep order in the dining room; he must be obeyed unquestioningly.

How not to behave

• In the dining room you cannot eat standing, sitting on a table or windowsill.
• You cannot take out food except pies, cookies and other baked goods.
• It is not allowed to go to the cafeteria during classes, missing compulsory classes.
• You cannot stay late during breaks and be late for classes.
• It is not advisable to leave dirty dishes on the table after you.
• You cannot place briefcases, bags, notebooks, books or other school supplies on the table surface.
• There is no need to talk loudly while eating, distracting others, slurping, or blowing loudly on food.
• You cannot put your elbows on the table, eat with your hands, or throw bread.
• It's not nice to talk with your mouth full and loudly complain about the poor quality of food.
• You cannot run, jump, make noise or shout; the cooks may cook a tasteless lunch.

Cultured and well-mannered children are a joy not only for parents, but also for everyone around them.

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rules of conduct in the school canteen

1. Students must wash their hands before entering the cafeteria.

3. Certain tables are assigned to each class.

6. After eating, schoolchildren themselves take the used dishes to the dishwasher.

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RULES OF CONDUCT IN THE SCHOOL CANTEEN

RULES FOR VISITING THE DINER FOR SCHOOL STUDENTS

2. Students enter the hall in an orderly manner together with the class teacher (teacher or educator), who monitors the order and behavior of the students at the table.

4. Dinner tables are set in advance 5-10 minutes before students arrive. The attendants serve breakfast or lunch on the tables.

5. Applications for the number of people eating are submitted no later than 8.00 by the class teacher.

8. During recess, there must be a teacher on duty in the dining room to keep order in the dining room.

Rules of behavior in the canteen for schoolchildren




































Lyudmila Evgenievna Mayorova, primary school teacher, MCOU "Chebotarihinskaya Secondary School"

Class hour in 1st grade on the topic: “RULES OF CONDUCT IN THE SCHOOL DINING”

Target: consolidate children's knowledge about the rules of cultural behavior in the school canteen.

Tasks:

1. To develop the skills of a culture of behavior in younger schoolchildren.

2. Develop speech, thinking, imagination.

3. Foster feelings of camaraderie, mutual respect, and kindness.

Equipment:

Progress of the lesson

1. Organizational moment.

— Hello, guys, dear guests.

2. Statement of the problem.

— On September 1st, you went to school for the first time and received the proud name of schoolboy. What do you think a real schoolboy should be like? What qualities should you have?

We are surrounded by other people. Who are these people? These are, first of all, your parents, grandparents - your family. These are your friends, teachers, schoolmates. And we should all live in such a way that it is easy and pleasant for others to be around us. Therefore, we all must follow certain rules.

· Do you like coming to the school canteen?

Call! All in a friendly crowd

They're flying into the dining room like arrows

And here there are rules.

Remember them and watch: watch the presentation “Rules of Conduct in the School Canteen.”

Well, now let’s play a little: I ask a question, and you answer in unison - it’s me, it’s me, it’s all my friends!

Who walks to school every day in a cheerful troop?


- Which of you, tell me out loud, speaks at dinner?
- This is me, this is me, these are all my friends.

– Which of you doesn’t walk gloomily, loves sports and physical education?
- This is me, this is me, these are all my friends.

– Who completes their homework on time?
- This is me, this is me, these are all my friends.

– How many of you keep your books, pens and notebooks in order?
- This is me, this is me, these are all my friends.

– Which of you comes to class an hour late?
- This is me, this is me, these are all my friends.

Each school has internal school rules for students. And every student must follow them. Our school also has such rules. And today we got acquainted with the rules in the school cafeteria.

Rules of conduct in the school canteen. Information for schoolchildren

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How to behave at school: rules of behavior in the classroom, at recess, in the cafeteria



As soon as kids come to school, all sorts of “whys” and “hows” begin right away. How peers will accept you in the class, why the teacher seems unapproachable, what to do to make her like you, how to behave with your desk neighbor... And thousands of other small and large questions related to the rules of behavior at school. We will deal with some of them now.

There are certain rules at school that all students and teachers must follow. This is necessary in order to make studying at school enjoyable, convenient and comfortable for all participants in the process. So let's take a closer look at the rules.

Behavior at school, in the classroom, in the lesson

1. Hustle.
2. Use obscene gestures and expressions.
3. Throw various objects at other children.
4. Fight.
5. Run along stairs, corridors, near window openings or glass display cases, slide down the railings of the stairs or lean over them. In general, you need to walk up the steps keeping to the right.
6. Do anything that could cause injury or damage to school equipment.
7. Run. Especially with sharp objects in your hands (scissors, pointer, pencils and pens). It wasn’t enough to hurt other children or yourself.
8. Sit on window sills, especially if the windows are open. This can be very dangerous!

Adults or children walking ahead of you in the hallway or stairs can be asked to move aside if you are in a hurry. But under no circumstances should you overtake. You should stop and say hello to school staff, parents and teachers when you meet them.

Be careful when opening and closing the door. Don't slam, don't put your hand in the opening. You should not linger unnecessarily in the toilet. This is not a good place for any conversation. By the way, did you wash your hands after using the toilet?

When your class is on school duty, you help the teacher keep order during breaks. It is better to leave the classroom during breaks. Especially if the teacher asks for it. As a rule, this is to open the windows and ventilate the classroom. Firstly, you won’t get drafty, and secondly, it’s more pleasant and easier to work out in a ventilated room.

Rules of behavior in the school canteen



The school canteen is a place where there are especially large crowds of people, since during the 15-20 minute break everyone needs to have a snack. To ensure this happens every day without “adventures,” follow the rules especially carefully:

9. Don't rush to be the first to come running. It is better to go here with the whole class at a time determined by the schedule. Don't rush to be the first to take a seat at the table, even if you are very hungry. Don't push other students aside for this.
10. Keep the queue, it will be more practical and safer.
11. As you walk through the dining room, look at your feet and at the plate you are carrying. Try not to slip and, especially, not to fall.
12. Wash your hands before sitting at the table.
13. Use the fork carefully so as not to injure others or yourself.
14. Don't spill hot tea or soup on yourself or your neighbors.
15. Sit straight at the table, don’t push your neighbors, don’t keep your elbows on the table. You can read the article on our website about table etiquette.
16. After eating, everyone cleans up the dishes themselves, taking them to a separate table specially designed for this.

Surely your head is already spinning from the abundance of rules and restrictions. And you want to ask - how can you remember all this? There are several secrets.

1. When you follow the general rules of etiquette every day, then any useful skill quickly becomes a habit. Therefore, you don’t have to keep your good manners just for going out into the world. Play etiquette at home - mom will only be happy, believe me. By doing this you will train yourself so much that you will be able to make a favorable impression of yourself wherever you meet people.
2. Start learning etiquette with your younger sister or brother or friend. You have already learned enough from this article to become an etiquette teacher for those younger than you. By teaching them, you remember the rules yourself more efficiently.
3. The most ineresting. You probably have a loved one whose opinion you value, someone you want to follow. And first of all, you want to make a good impression of yourself on him. Now imagine that this person, who is authoritative for you, is constantly watching you, wherever you are, be it at home, in the yard, at school, in the library or in the sports section. In this case, you will think a hundred times before littering in the entrance, gossiping with a friend, or offending a weak person. This is a very effective way to make yourself look like a well-mannered person with pleasant manners.

By the way, below in the comments to this article there is a question about school clothes. I am providing a link to an article about the business dress code for schoolchildren. There is a very interesting comparison between the business world and the school world. They have quite a lot in common with clothing as an example. So quickly leave a comment on this article, press the social media buttons and follow the link to the next article. Then share your thoughts right below.

And be sure to discuss the article in class and at home!

Valentina, publication date: 02/13/2014
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