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    This document discusses good manners and etiquette. It provides examples of polite and respectful behavior at home, school, and at the table. Some key points include: at home, having good manners means being helpful, saying please and thank you, sharing and cleaning up; at school, it means greeting others, asking permission, waiting your turn, and respecting others and their property; at the table, manners include sitting up straight, using utensils properly, being grateful and cleaning up. Overall, the document encourages practicing good manners to give a good impression and be respectful of others.

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    This document discusses good manners and etiquette. It provides examples of polite and respectful behavior at home, school, and at the table. Some key points include: at home, having good manners means being helpful, saying please and thank you, sharing and cleaning up; at school, it means greeting others, asking permission, waiting your turn, and respecting others and their property; at the table, manners include sitting up straight, using utensils properly, being grateful and cleaning up. Overall, the document encourages practicing good manners to give a good impression and be respectful of others.

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    This document discusses good manners and etiquette. It provides examples of polite and respectful behavior at home, school, and at the table. Some key points include: at home, having good manners means being helpful, saying please and thank you, sharing and cleaning up; at school, it means greeting others, asking permission, waiting your turn, and respecting others and their property; at the table, manners include sitting up straight, using utensils properly, being grateful and cleaning up. Overall, the document encourages practicing good manners to give a good impression and be respectful of others.

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    Etiquette

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    This document discusses good manners and etiquette. It provides examples of polite and respectful behavior at home, school, and at the table. Some key points include: at home, having good manners means being helpful, saying please and thank you, sharing and cleaning up; at school, it means greeting others, asking permission, waiting your turn, and respecting others and their property; at the table, manners include sitting up straight, using utensils properly, being grateful and cleaning up. Overall, the document encourages practicing good manners to give a good impression and be respectful of others.

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    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!!!

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