"A man's manners are a mirror in which he shows his portrait." ~Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Manners Monkey teaches a child about good manners. Children relate to this character at an early age and internalize the trait helping them to understand what it means to have manners and why it is an important character trait to carry on in life.
Introduce your child to Manners Monkey with our "Let's Have Manners" introductory book is available on Amazon.
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Coloring page of Manners Monkey, write the name on the pencil, use as a sticker chart or journal cover, click here
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Your donation helps us to accommodate the many requests we receive from parents, schools and libraries for resources to use for their needs.
Good Manners Character Development Resources
 Available on Amazon
This Character Development Bulletin Board Book for children has activities to color, cut out, frame and display as a positive reminder to have good manners. There are black and white bulletin board activities and ideas for the entire classroom which will help to reinforce and empower children in this trait. These bulletin boards and posters are great visual reminders and soon you’ll hear this character being referenced in the daily language and conversations of the children and become a reminder to all who view this display!
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 Available on Amazon
Manners Monkey easily engages a child with these activities to have good manners in various places such as: • Manners at the table • Everyday common courtesy • Manners at a friend’s house • Manners in public • Encouraging others to use manners • Manners in the classroom • Manners at a birthday party This Manners Monkey Resource Book is filled with templates, black and white posters, charts, various worksheets, incentives, evaluations, stationary, journal ideas, writing prompts, assessments, suggestions and lessons.
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"The hardest job kids face today is learning good manners without seeing any."
~Fred Astaire |
"Simplicity in character, in manners, in style; in all things the supreme excellence is simplicity."
~Henry Wadsworth Longfellow |
We hope you talk with your child about good manners. Below are some simple ideas to teach them:
1. To be a role model
2. To use polite words at home
3. To use polite words in conversations
4. To use polite words when you are talking on your phone
5. To be polite wherever you are in your language and your actions
1. To be a role model
2. To use polite words at home
3. To use polite words in conversations
4. To use polite words when you are talking on your phone
5. To be polite wherever you are in your language and your actions