Explore Our Courses
A two-hour meal will tell you more about a person than a two-hour interview.
What We Offer
Our courses are each an hour long and meet on two to three Sundays of the month. These classes are created to be fun and engaging for K-5th grade boys and girls. Children will learn dessert fork vs the salad fork, but more importantly they will learn how to place others first through character education. We will focus on modern and timeless manners such as: gracious gift receiving, first impressions, table settings, thank you notes, and how to include others to make them feel valued.
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Fun Table Manners! (October 2026)
$160
For Boys & Girls | K-5th Grade
Focusing on the essentials of dining etiquette. This course helps your child become a pleasant dinner guest.
Topics include: how to set a table, table conversation, how to use a napkin, and ordering politely.
Two sessions offered for this course:
K-2nd Grade: October 18th & 25th. 1:00 pm-2:00 pm. (Sundays)
3rd-5th Grade: October 18th & 25th. 3:00 pm-4:00 pm (Sundays)
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Everyday Politeness! (November 2026)
$160
For Boys and Girls | K-5th Grade
This playful course will teach everyday public etiquette through interactive activities.
Topics include: Good first impressions, friendship skills, gracious gift receiving, and complimenting others.
Two Sessions:
K-2nd Grade: November 1st & 8th. 1:00 pm-2:00 pm. (Sundays)
3rd-5th Grade: November 1st & 8th. 3:00 pm-4:00 pm (Sundays)
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Art of Conversation—Coming Soon!
Teaching kids how to ask better questions, not dominate the conversation, when to listen and how to bring out the best in whoever is in front of them.
Students learn:
How to start a conversation with anyone.
Active Listening
Compliments, apologies, and thank-yous done right
Handling Disagreements with Grace
Program Overview
Each course is an hour long course on two or three Sunday afternoons. The payment of $160 will go towards both courses. Appearance is a form of communication and a sign of respect. Etiquette House requires traditional semi-formal or “Sunday Best” attire. This usually means collared dress shirts, slacks, ties, or sport coats for boys, and modest dresses or skirts for girls.
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Contact us today to learn more about upcoming classes, course schedules, and special events.