Good

Manners
(Etiquette)
April Monthly Meeting
What are Good Manners?

Courtesy, politeness or
having good
manners are all about
respecting others and
yourself.
How would you feel if
someone:

talked to your
friend but
turned
his/her back
on you?
Or if someone

pushed you
out of the
way to get
the seat you
were about to
sit on?
Or if someone

let the door

slam in your
face as you
were about to
walk through
it?
Or if someone

shared your
things but
never shared
anything of
theirs?
Or if someone

never said
'please,
excuse me,
or 'thank
you?
 Good manners is about
considering the feelings of
other people, and being the
kind of person that others will
like and respect.
 In the 'olden
days' children
were taught
about the
Golden Rule:
 Or in
simpler
words:
 To make it simple:

If you show good

manners
everywhere you go

then you are more

likely to encourage
others to behave in
the same way
towards you.
What good manners look like

at home
What good manners look like
at home...

Being helpful
to others in
your home
What good manners look like
at home...

saying
'please' and
'thank you'
What good manners look like
at home...

sharing, and
not grabbing
and keeping
good things
to yourself
What good manners look like
at home...

respecting
other people's
property and
their rooms
What good manners look like
at home...

helping the
family by
doing your
chores
What good manners look like
at home...

cleaning up
after yourself.
 Manners

in
 Manners in School

saying good
morning/
afternoon if
you are walking
past an
adult who you
know
Manners in School

asking if you can

borrow or have
something, not
just taking
without asking
permission
Manners at School

returning
things that
you have
borrowed
Manners at School

waiting your
turn before you
speak
Manners at School

saying 'excuse
me,' rather
than pushing
past someone
Manners at School

holding the
door open for
the person
coming in,
especially if he
is carrying
something
Manners at School

respecting your
own and other
people's
property,
especially
school property
Manners at School

saying
'please' and
'thank you'
Manners in School

Be polite to
others. Don't
make fun of
anyone
- everyone has
feelings.
Manners in School

Don't use bad

language - it is
offensive to
others.
Table Manners

Don't use bad

language - it is
offensive to
others.
Table Manners

1. Washing up 2. Wait for elders

Table Manners

3. Sit up straight 4. Pray to bless the

food before eating
Table Manners
5. Spread the 6. Eat with right
Napkin in the Lap hand
Table Manners
7. Chew with your
mouth closed 8. Eat Slowly
Table Manners

9. Be grateful 10. Clean up

 Manners at School

Put your
rubbish into
bins, don't
leave it for
someone else
to clean up.
 Having good manners makes
you a pleasant person to be
around.

Wherever you go, it is up to you to

give a good impression of yourself,
your school, your sports team,
your group and your family.

Behaving badly doesn't just give a

bad impression of yourself.
 Manners
Manners! Manners! Don't be rude; be nice.
Manners will make your brain think twice!
Chew with your mouth closed.
Dont leave your uvula exposed!

Cover your mouth and nose when you sneeze.

Use your manners around other people, please.

In the shops, or even at the beach.

Use them and people will think you're a peach.

If it's sunny or raining, in the shops or at dinner

Use your manners and you'll be a winner!

Always dress elegant and never wear things that

will expose your body. Take good care of yourself.
Lets promote the
Godllywood
identity!!!