We use our manners in the cafeteria when we use polite language. Polite language is

saying “please,” “thank you,” and “excuse me”.

We use our manners in the cafeteria when we are

respectful to adults and other students.

We use our manners in the cafeteria when we stay in our assigned seat and raise our hand when we need help.

We use our manners in the cafeteria when we use our

quiet inside voices.

We use our manners in the cafeteria when we

have appropriate conversations with our

friends.

We use our manners in the cafeteria when we raise our hand

and show the “Give Me 5” sign when we see staff raising their

hand and showing the sign.

We use our manners in the cafeteria when we eat with our silverware when we should, and

when we eat with our fingers when we eat finger foods.

We use our manners in the cafeteria when we eat

our own food.

We use our manners in the cafeteria when we chew our food with our

mouth closed.

We use our manners in the cafeteria when we use a napkin to wipe our hands

and face.

We use our manners in the cafeteria when we clean up after ourselves. This means picking up our trash on the

table and floor.

In Mrs. Ridgeway’s class we use our manners in the cafeteria. We are safe, respectful, responsible

learners in the cafeteria.