Carson Dellosa Good Manners Matter Bulletin Board Set

I like that this set came with so many signs! I taped each one onto a piece of colored construction paper, cut a fun boarder with craft scissors, then stuck them to my walls using loc-tite. I made a mural of classroom rules/expectations around the "good manners matter" sign with these: listen, share, cover your cough and sneeze, and keep hands to self. "Raise your hand" is by the calendar and clock area, "wash your hands" and "take turns" is outside the bathroom door, "eat politely" and "say please and thank you" are in the dining area, and "put things away" is in the play area. After the first day up on the walls, kids ages 2 - 4 are liking the signs, asking questions about them, and referring to them when using their own good behavior. That was fast!

These are adorable. Comes with 11 total cut-outs. You punch them out and can laminate for extra durability, but they would be just fine without lamination. I put one on a regular sheet of paper for size reference. It comes with instructions that include some great learning ideas and good manners songs.

When this arrived I was a bit surprised by the size of the box. Amazon had rolled and taped the set and mailed them inside a very small box. I unrolled it, punched the pieces out and put them under something heavy to flatten them out before laminating them. Pieces are small compared to a regular bulletin board set, but great for where I want to put them on the wall. Kid-drawn pieces are favorites my first graders. I also have the kid-drawn set for the bathroom, including my personal favorite piece "Flush the Toilet." (Worth a try, right?)

These are very good quality!! I laminated my set to help them last even longer.

I laminated them and put them on a key ring! Preschool to Elementary School.