Good Manners Poster

Manners for different ages

The set includes clear posters and charts about saying please and thank you, greeting people, listening, sharing, waiting for a turn and helping others. Younger children can look at simple pictures, repeat short phrases and colour selected parts. Older children can read fuller reminders, compare helpful and unhelpful choices, and write examples from their own day. The wording is suitable for Nursery, LKG, UKG and primary classrooms, with enough variety for children who are learning English or need a gentle visual reminder.

Use them at home or in class

Place a poster near the dining table, study area, classroom door or reading corner. Choose one habit for the week, such as listening without interrupting, and invite children to act it out with a parent, sibling or partner. In class, let small groups match manners to everyday situations, then discuss what they could say. Pair this set with Classroom Posters when preparing a display, or use one chart during circle time and revisit it before lunch or pack-up time.

Help children practise real manners

Children often know the words please and sorry but forget to use them when they are excited, hurried or upset. Give a short prompt instead of a long lecture, such as Please try that again kindly or Wait until your friend has finished. Show the action you want, then allow your child to repeat it. It also helps to separate mistakes from unkind choices. A child who bumps someone by accident needs help to check on the person and apologise, while repeated grabbing needs practice with waiting and asking.