Kids and teens with good manners are kind, reliable, and considerate of others. While good manners begin at home, it’s also important for teachers to discuss this topic in class. Examples of these manners include making eye contact and saying “please” and “thank you.”
We created this helpful resource on good manners for kids and teens. As a parent or teacher, be sure to provide plenty of opportunities to practice them. More importantly — be a good role model.
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