Good manners without being old-fashioned

• Playfull approaches to good and respectfull behaviour
• Game-like rules for an innovative conversation culture
• Table manners by sensitization from planned misconduct in playful situations
• Table manners without offence to other cultures internationally
• Playful, correct use of cutlery, sitting posture and other simple table rules
• Make sure that you have set the pre-conditions from parents' side

A mumbled "Hi" is often the only thing you hear from a teenager when he enters a room with adults. Are manners and behavior stuffy? How much etiquette is cool today without being embarrassing? Many children lounge at the table, hold the cutlery like tools and maybe smack. If children's monologues don't allow table talk, it disturbs the whole family. "Please", "Thank you", "You're welcome" must be part of the core vocabulary of every elementary school kid so that your child stand out positively.  With simple and playful approaches your children learn good behaviour from you - at the table and in conversation.