Manners aren’t just for grown-ups—they’re for kids too! In this playful, age-appropriate workshop designed for young children, we explore what manners are and why they matter in everyday life. With help from our puppet pals, Luna and Nico, kids learn through fun role-play, storytelling, and hands-on activities. We practice friendly introductions, eye contact, and how to speak with kindness and confidence—building social skills in a way that feels fun, not fussy.

First jobs, first dates, first impressions—teens are stepping into the real world, ready or not. In this high school workshop, we go beyond basic etiquette and into real-life application. With interactive role-play and storytelling (yes, my actor side comes out!), students explore how their personal brand shows up in conversations, body language, and even their digital footprint. From tech manners to tone of voice, they’ll learn how to make intentional choices that earn respect and reflect who they are—online and off.

Middle school is a lot. Between peer pressure and growing pains, preteens are still learning how their attitude and actions affect others. This workshop builds social awareness through fun, real-life role play scenarios that bring etiquette to life. With my background in professional performance, students don’t just learn what to do—they practice how to do it with confidence, kindness, and presence.

Whether it’s Grandma’s house or their favorite pizza spot, good table manners always make a good impression. In this fun, practical dining etiquette workshop, kids and teens learn how to navigate mealtime with ease—like how to set the table, pass the salt and pepper (yes, always pass both!), and carry a conversation without talking with their mouth full. With a focus on confidence over perfection, we help students understand how manners can impact the way they’re perceived socially—and eventually, professionally. Because knowing what to do at the table? That’s a life skill worth keeping in your back pocket.