Manners are important at any time, but we have a new manners unit now because of the focus on good manners for Halloween, Thanksgiving, and the December holidays. Our new manners unit has Montessori-inspired activities using free manners printables along with a new Montessori-inspired manners pack for subscribers to our free newsletter at Living Montessori Now!
Montessori Shelves with Manners-Themed Activities
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| Montessori Shelves with Manners-Themed Activities |
You’ll find Montessori-inspired manners-themed numbers, letters, and and more (part of my subscriber freebie pack, so just sign up for my email to get the link and password … or check the bottom of your latest newsletter if you’re already a subscriber)
Go to my Free Manners Printables and Montessori-Inspired Manners Activities at Living Montessori Now for the free printables and activity ideas you see on the shelf and collage above!
Free Montessori-Inspired Manners Pack
Montessori-Inspired Manners Pack for DIY Cards and Counters, Number or Letter Matching, Number or Letter Basket, Bead Bar Work, Hands-on Math Operations, Number or Letter Salt/Sand Writing Tray, Letter Tracing, DIY Movable Alphabet, and Creative Writing (subscriber freebie, so just sign up for my email to get the link and password – or check your inbox if you’re already a subscriber).
More Manners Resources
- How to Teach Your Child Manners Using Montessori Principles
- How to Teach Your Child to Say Thank You for Holiday Presents
- How to Help Your Child Feel Comfortable Greeting Relatives
- Halloween Grace and Courtesy
- Montessori-Inspired Kids’ Gift Wrapping Activities
- Geometric Solid Dressing, Wrapping, and Gift Giving (and Receiving)
- How to Manage Interruptions in Your Montessori Classroom or Homeschool
- Montessori at Home or School: How to Teach Grace and Courtesy Is Out!
- Free Grace and Courtesy Printable {Manners Matching Cards}
- The Best Way to Teach Manners to a Toddler
- Focusing on Toddler Manners in the 100 Acts of Kindness Challenge
- Completing 100 Acts of Kindness (Toddler Manners Challenge) and Starting 100+ Acts of Kindness
- How to Have a Healthy and Courteous Tea Party Picnic
- How to Have a Healthy and Courteous Teddy Bear Picnic
- How to Teach Toddlers and Preschoolers to Take Turns and Work Together
- The Best Children’s Books About Taking Turns and Sharing
- How to Have a Healthy and Courteous First-Day-of-School Tea Party
- Simple Way to Teach Kids to Stop Interrupting
- Holiday Manners
- How to Have a Fun Fraction Party for Toddlers and Preschoolers
- How to Have a Healthy and Courteous Back-to-School Tea Party
- Free Manners Songs for Home or Classroom
- 20+ Free Printable Manners Cards, Booklets, Charts, and Games
- The Best Books about Manners for Preschoolers
- Free Royal Tea Party Videos {Grace and Courtesy Resources}
- How to Have a Healthy and Courteous Royal Tea Party
- How to Teach Your Child Table Manners for Holiday Gatherings
- How to Teach Your Child Manners and Good Character Through Golf
- Grace and Courtesy for a New School Year
- Grace and Courtesy Games at Home or School
Be sure to go to my Free Manners Printables and Montessori-Inspired Manners Activities for lots of free printables and activity ideas.
I hope your upcoming holidays are both fun and courteous!
Deb Chitwood is a certified Montessori teacher with a master’s degree in Early Childhood Studies from Sheffield Hallam University in Sheffield, England. Deb taught in Montessori schools in Iowa and Arizona before becoming owner/director/teacher of her own Montessori school in South Dakota. Later, she homeschooled her two children through high school. Deb is now a Montessori writer who lives in San Diego with her husband of 49 years (and lives in the city where her kids, kids-in-law, and grandkids live). 
