4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Social Skills Workshop for Children - Children's Social Skills Workshop Session 4 In today’s fast-paced, high-tech society, teaching children manners is more crucial than ever. One of the most important jobs we have as parents and teachers is to help children develop social skills, show them how to interact with others in a polite manner, and teach them to treat everyone with respect. Whether the occasion is a family gathering, a meal at a restaurant, or a quick trip to the grocery store, children can apply our lessons in any social situations and practice good manners so that they become a habitual part of their lives and set them apart. Topics Include: The Importance of Greeting OthersRules of IntroductionThe HandshakeEye Contact and the Power of a SmileSportsmanship EtiquetteHygiene and AppearanceSelf-Respect and Respect for othersBehaving Appropriately at Other People’s HomesMaking Appropriate ConversationProper Telephone EtiquetteWriting Thank You NotesOther Modern MannersFor more information visit www.newenglandschoolofprotocol.com
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6:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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Restaurant Ready! Restaurant Etiquette Workshop for Children - Children's Restaurant Manners Spring Session Like to take your children out to eat with you at a restaurant but you’re a little afraid how they might behave? In this workshop participants will learn how to use good manners at the table when dining out at a restaurant or a special event. Table manners are not just about how to hold your silverware or how to place your napkin. Good table manners also show self-awareness, respect, and courtesy to others. They are important tools for social interactions that will benefit children personally and professionally for the rest of their lives. After the workshop students will have a better understanding of restaurant manners and confidently demonstrate proper etiquette when dining out.
Topics Include: Invitations & how to RSVP, waiting for a table, how to be seated, speaking to servers, the menu & ordering food, understanding the place setting & silverware. trying new foods, sharing food, eating difficult foods, how to handle food allergies, proper conversations at the table, using please & thank you, complementing the chef & wait staff, other restaurant manners: Staying seated, cell phones, belching, playing with utensils or tablecloth, handling spills, and more!
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