Students who exercise on the radio will prepare the broadcast draft in advance before the broadcast. A good broadcast draft can improve the program effect. What are the characteristics of an excellent radio draft? The following is a sample of 200-word (7 selected articles) civilized broadcast manuscript I collected for you. Welcome to share.

Politeness Radio Draft 1 Dear teachers and students,

Hello everyone! Students, in such a beautiful campus, how can we ignore the flying peels and scraps of paper without reaching out? How can you bear to let the clean wall leave all kinds of handwriting and footprints, and also give a gloating laugh? How can you play with swords and shadows in front of classmates and friends and jump the queue to grab? How can you leave school and home behind your teacher's back, regardless of his feelings? Didn't you notice a trace of worry and fatigue in the teacher's eyes? Students, a beautiful campus not only needs everyone's efforts, but also needs your civility and courtesy!

Civilization is the wind, which can blow every student's heart; Civilization is a flower that can make the campus more beautiful. Students, let's swear in the quiet morning with bright spring: start from small things, start from the side, lead the civilized atmosphere, create a civilized campus, and strive to be civilized students! I believe that through our efforts, our big family will be as full of hope and vitality as spring! thank you

Politeness Radio Draft 2 Dear students:

Hello everyone! I'm xxx, and the topic of my speech today is "Campus Civilization and Etiquette". Students, do you know what civilization is now? Civilization is the smile when we meet on the road, the enthusiastic help of classmates when they are in trouble, the greeting when they get along with others at ordinary times, the "sorry" when they accidentally bump into each other, the act of consciously putting garbage into the dustbin, and the active stop when someone spits or tramples on the lawn ... Only civilized students have a clean heart; Only polite students can sublimate the truth of being a man from knowledge.

In fact, everyone's gestures convey rich information about civilization. Let's start from now on, from ourselves, from small things, develop good civilized habits, be civilized students, mind your mouth and don't spit everywhere; Hold our hands and don't litter; Control our feet and don't trample on flowers and plants.

Dear teachers and students,

Good morning!

To be a civilized person, you should behave in a civilized way. Follow the order when you lose your card to eat and get water; When you run for two steps, send the wrapping paper of peel scraps into the trash can; When you use the umbrella of love, carefully put it away and hang it up; When you finish playing basketball, don't let it "wander" on the playground. ...

As civilized people, we should pay special attention to respecting and appreciating others. Respecting others means respecting yourself; Appreciating others is encouraging yourself. I listen to others patiently; I accept suggestions from others with an open mind; When others are embarrassed, I smile kindly; When others succeed, I sincerely congratulate them; When others have wonderful performances, I will not hesitate to praise them. Respecting and appreciating others will not amplify your failure, but will show your quality and reflect your civilization.

Students, civilization can be an expression and an action; It can be an attitude, a realm. If we all learn to read, learn to be human and behave in a civilized way, then don't we live in a very civilized and harmonious campus?

Let's work together!

Politeness Radio Draft 4 Dear teachers and students:

On the street, some civilized and well-dressed handsome men and women walked and chatted, leaving leftover banana skins; In the cinema, some viewers ate melon seeds while watching movies, and the skin of melon seeds fell all over the floor; In the roadside cinema, fresh movies and grass are almost covered with garbage ... What do you think of seeing these scenes, classmates? Act quickly, be a civilized modern person, and use our civilized behavior to influence our family, our community and the streets (villages) around us to make the world clean.

We are small pacesetters in public health, and we are small pacesetters in civilized words and deeds. Look, the students take the initiative to help the five-guarantee households and the families of martyrs. The activities of "Red Scarf Street" and "Red Scarf Village" have been launched one after another, and the small film inspection team has set off, and the performance of promoting the new style of civilization has begun ... We should use our small actions to influence the big movies, hold up a pair of big hands with our small hands, and use our efforts to awaken people in the whole society-to stress civilization, cultivate new styles and make our life more civilized.

Dear teachers and students,

Etiquette is everywhere in daily life. In life, there are many civilized habits that can be cultivated easily: picking up a piece of paper scraps; Turn off the lights; Don't trample on the grass; Obey traffic rules; Say hello to the teacher when you see him. These are all manifestations of civility and politeness.

When we meet a teacher at school, we should say hello to the teacher, which will respect the teacher and make us happy.

We should respect our parents at home, and we will do what our parents say and what they say.

If you want to see a piece of paper in your life, pick it up and throw it into the trash can; Throw your garbage into the trash can, or the ground will become dirty and messy. Do you know that?/You know what? Do you know that?/You know what? There are 800,000 pieces of chewing gum residue on the 440,000 square meters Tiananmen Square, which is in sharp contrast with the sacredness of Tiananmen Square. And if there is more garbage, sanitation workers will be very tired.

We don't swear either. Not only can't you say it, but if you see others swearing, you should stop it immediately and teach him patiently. Only in this way can our life be full of civility and politeness.

Let's all act! Let our life become a civilized and polite world!

Dear students:

Hello!

When the first ray of sunshine in the morning quietly falls on the campus, when we step into the campus facing this ray of sunshine, we are greeted by spacious teaching buildings, vast and clean playgrounds and green lawns. In such a beautiful environment, everything on campus looks so bright.

Students, when you see all this, will you think of the classmate who often wipes the floor with a mop in his hand, the back of the school teacher when he cultivates the lawn, and the hardship of the old man dragging the garbage truck?

In such a beautiful campus, when you see pieces of paper boxes flying freely in the spring breeze, a string of footprints on the white wall, dried peels on the playground and gray candy paper, can you not reach out your hands? I think every student likes our campus, so every young pioneer should hold out his hands.

Students, let's start from small things, start from around us, create a civilized campus and strive to be civilized students. I believe that through our efforts, the campus will be more beautiful, and our big family will be as full of hope and vitality as spring!

Thank you!

Dear teachers and students,

There are many civilized and uncivilized things around us. I saw two things today.

Today, when I was in English class and walked to the Blue Coast, I saw an uncle driving a Chery, rolling down the window, throwing cigarette butts on the ground and spitting everywhere. I thought: What a pity! Those sanitation workers work in high temperature, but you spit everywhere. Are you worthy of those sanitation workers? I was surprised, too. You obviously parked on the side of the road, and there is a trash can on the side of the road. Less than five meters away, you are doing a third-rate job. You are so selfless! You didn't take your medicine today! Or heatstroke? This kind of person is such a person who doesn't understand the heart of sanitation workers. There are many such people in society, and it is everyone's responsibility to protect the environment.

At noon today, my father took me to play in Shuanglong Lake and saw many people fishing. Bought a bag of fish food to feed the fish. I saw several people older than me, catching a lot of fish with nets, and then putting them in a big bag. This is what I understand. They stole fish again. I thought to myself: What are these people doing stealing fish?

Civilization is close to us, but sometimes we can't do it. Because you will lose your own interests.