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    This document provides information about courtesy and good manners. It defines courtesy as showing politeness in what you say and do, and thinking about others' needs and feelings. It lists five good manners for children: helpful hands, watching eyes, listening ears, quiet mouths, and crossed legs. The document outlines learning objectives for children to understand courtesy and name five things they can do to make their classroom courteous. It suggests reading activities, role plays, and displays to teach children about good manners.

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    COURTESY Reception Good Manners

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    This document provides information about courtesy and good manners. It defines courtesy as showing politeness in what you say and do, and thinking about others' needs and feelings. It lists five good manners for children: helpful hands, watching eyes, listening ears, quiet mouths, and crossed legs. The document outlines learning objectives for children to understand courtesy and name five things they can do to make their classroom courteous. It suggests reading activities, role plays, and displays to teach children about good manners.

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    GOOD MANNERS R

    Courtesy is:
    7 Showing politeness in what you say and what you do.
    7 Thinking about the needs and feelings of others and being mindful of what will make them happy.
    7 Making people feel respected and valued.

    Synonyms:
    7 politeness

    COURTESY
    7 good manners

    LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
    Children know that courtesy is being polite in what they say and
    what they do. With prompts, children can name five things they can
    do to make sure their classroom is a courteous place.

    Suggested Resources: Suggested Activities:

    R
    Read ‘Give Me Five Drawings’ by Judith Cook and have All Together: Children practise the five happy circle
    a range of puppets or dressing up clothes available. time good manners as the teacher guides a discussion
    about why they are important.
    Script:
    Story: My Mouth is a Volcano, Judith Cook (a story
    Explain to children that today they are going to
    about a boy who keeps interrupting people).
    learn how to make a happy circle time all together,
    with happy pupils and happy teachers. What can Creative: Photocopy drawings of children
    we do to make circle time a happy time? Guide demonstrating each of the five happy circle time
    children towards the following five good manners behaviours for children to colour in.
    using actions, with examples of each: helpful hands; Role Play: Children take it in turns to put on a
    watching eyes; listening ears; quiet mouths; and puppet show as the audience practises the five happy
    crossed legs. circle time behaviours.

    Plenary:
    Pin children’s colouring-in of the five behaviours onto
    a display board. Ask children to demonstrate each
    one/ask questions about why each is important.

    Character Coaching
    Meaningful Praise: Correction:
    Thank you for listening so quietly/holding the door/ If you wait for your turn/listen carefully to others/sit
    waiting for me - when you do that, it shows that you patiently it shows others that you care about them
    care about other people. too. Let’s see if you can try one of the 5 good manners
    and really get it right.

    COURTESY:RECEPTION CHARACTER EDUCATION

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