Pupils, I am best at being polite and civilized.

Salute when you see the teacher, and say hello when you see your classmates.

Students should unite and friends should be friendly.

Ask someone to say "thank you" and apologize for doing something wrong.

The wind of civilization blows the campus and loves each other.

2. "Clapping Songs"

You shoot one, I shoot one, and often do housework most diligently;

You shoot two, I shoot two, I knock on the back for my parents;

You shoot three, I shoot three, and the neighbors should unite;

You shoot four, I shoot four, and it's not crowded to go out by car;

You clap five, I clap five, and give up your seat when you see the old man;

You shoot six, I shoot six, and public order should be observed;

You shoot seven, I shoot seven, you can't be self-sufficient;

You clap eight, I clap eight, we respect the old and love the young;

You shoot nine, I shoot nine, honesty and trustworthiness are praised by everyone;

You shoot ten, I shoot ten, and strive to be a civilized little guardian.

3. "Civilized manners"

Get up in the morning to fold the quilt, brush your teeth and wash your face; Don't worry about being punctual for breakfast. Go out and say goodbye. Salute when you see the teacher, and say hello when you see the teacher; Raise your hand and answer in class, and strive to be a civilized and good student.

Good student, polite, cheerful and smiling. Say hello to the teacher and say goodbye to say "goodbye"; Say "please" before asking for help, and apologize and say "sorry"; Students should unite and help each other and make progress together.

Hard work and plain living should be carried forward, and water and electricity conservation should be kept in mind; Students need my help, be honest, friendly and civilized; Go home and do housework frequently, and try to be a civilized and polite student.

Step 4 learn etiquette

Look carefully and listen attentively.

The little hand is very serious and loud.

Think hard, look at the teacher, look at the blackboard and read books.

The teacher carefully remembers the contents of the lecture and the students listen carefully.

Put your hands up and write.

Read rhythmically and speak boldly.

Ask why and think about what to do.

5. "Civilized Ride Song"

Students, remember to line up when getting on and off. Get in the car, don't run around, and get some change for the ticket.

In the carriage, don't make any noise, be quiet and orderly. Don't grab a seat if you have one. Old people and children will take care of it.

When you get off the bus, you won't be crowded, and you will easily fall down if you delay time. Be civilized, be polite, and go to school happily.