Examples :

• Why we don't say thank you any more - it's now cheers, fab or cool
  (dailymail.co.uk)

• How to be a Mr Modern Manners
  "Iain Hollingshead offers a guide to chivalry for the confused and fallible 21st-century male."
  (telegraph.co.uk)

  

• Politeness (neonlite.ca)
  
  
  
  
  
  
• TABLE MANNERS :
  
  

• Good Table Manners   12 Basic Table Manners for Kids (drdaveanddee.com)   Mealtime Map - The Top 5 Rules of Dining Etiquette for Youngsters (myteachertools.com)   Table manners (PBSKids)

  
  

   

• How to ask someone to change their behaviour
  + script + interactive vocabulary activity
  (BBC)

  

• Tips on Raising Courteous Children
  (myteachertools.com)

• Just Get it RIGHT
  (myteachertools.com)

• The Courtesy Starter Kit
  (myteachertools.com)

• Telephone Tips for Youngsters
  (myteachertools.com)

• Basic Etiquette Conduct
  (drdaveanddee.com)

• Audience Etiquette : Golden Rules
  (ffaire.com)
  
  

• The Urban Etiquette Handbook - Rules of the road in New York
  (nymag.com)

  

• Manners and Etiquette Resource Page
  Featured Activities - Lessons and Units - Other Resources - Other Ideas - Worksheets
  (Teacher Planet)
• Politeness - Examples + SOUND (languageguide.org)

• Consignes pour la classe : Salutations et formules de politesse . (primlangues.education)

• Polite social behaviour in the UK :
  Socialising - Small talk - Tipping - Food etiquette - Queuing (ukstudentlife)
  

Vocabulary :

• Respect - vocabulaire français / anglais (Ac. Aix-Marseille)

Listening :

• Polite invitations (BBC)
  "Listen to the two dialogues ... or read a transcript of the conversations."
  

• Politeness - Examples + SOUND (languageguide.org)

INTERACTIVE activities :

• Polite requests - Who would make these requests?
  ex : "Could you tell me how much it costs?
  a) a boss to a secretary
  b) a customer to a sales person
  c) a visitor to a company
  d) a policeman to a prisoner"
  (kaleidovox.hu)

• Polite speech (linguarama.com)
  " Match the phrases on the left with the correct response on the right."
  

• Mr Bunny's Carrot Soup - "Read the story then reorder the sentences."
  Activity created by: Renée Maufroid

  

• Formal letter vocabulary - an interactive quiz (BBC)

• Exercises on polite language (linguarama.com)

• Polite speech (linguarama.com)
  "All these phrases are used over the telephone.
  Match the phrases on the left with their responses on the right.
  Choose the correct response from the drop-down list."

• Politeness - a quiz (BBC)

• RudeBusters! - PICK YOUR ETIQUETTE QUIZ (rudebusters.com)
  
  
  

Activities TO PRINT :

• Manners and Etiquette Resource Page
  Featured Activities - Lessons and Units - Other Resources - Other Ideas - Worksheets
  (Teacher Planet)

• LEARN WITH DRAWINGS : MANNERS (dessins et questions) - (erp.oissel.onac.org)
  
  

• Politeness (xiangtan.co.uk)
  "Students form groups and look at the list of requests on the handout. They need to sort the request forms into three categories: Very Polite, Moderately Polite and Not Very Polite."
  
  

Lesson plans :

• The Word “Dear” Disappearing in E-mails (22nd January, 2011) - a lesson plan (breakingnewsenglish.com)
  
  Dear Dear, Come Back Soon (patspapers.com)

  

• Good manners - a lesson plan
  "This activity is all about manners and etiquette.
  This can be an interesting topic to discuss with your students, especially if there are cultural differences regarding norms of behaviour between the country you're working in and the UK."
  (British Council)
  
  

• Manners and Etiquette Resource Page
  Featured Activities - Lessons and Units - Other Resources - Other Ideas - Worksheets
  (Teacher Planet)

• SEQUENCE POLITESSE d'après Wings 3eLV1 - Part 6 - Lesson 2
  proposée par Céline Roos (Académie de Strasbourg)

• ESL/EFL Lessons Using Movies (iteslj.org)
  - Politeness in Movies
• RUDE AWAKENING FOR BRUMMIIES - a lesson plan (english-4u.com) : SITE PAYANT
  Language functions: reading comprehension; discussing issues
  Topic: manners / UK towns
  Grammar: comparative and superlative adjectives
  - with Teacher's Notes
  
  
  

Conversation Questions :

• Manners (iteslj.org)

Cartoons :

How to be British No. 17: What to say before you eat (lgpcards.com)	How to be British No. 12: How to be polite (lgpcards.com)	How to be British No. 16: Big Boing (lgpcards.com)
In time with the music. (cartoonstock.com)	Princess Drops Handkerchief (cartoonstock.com)	This way, please!
Would you mind... ? (cartoonstock.com)

Quotations :

• "Punctuality is the POLITENESS of kings." (Louis XVIII )

Songs :

• "Excuse me, where's the ....?"
  "Listen to the song ..., click the answers and see what score you got!"
  (genkienglish.net)

  

• May I switch off the light? (onestopenglish.com)
  - Download MP3 and script

Posters :

• Good Manners Posters (primaryresources.co.uk)

  

• Good manners (db123.k12.sd.us) :
  
  

Videos :

• Life Vest Inside - Kindness Boomerang - "One Day"
  "Watch as the camera tracks an act of kindness as it is passed from one individual to the next and manages to boomerang back to the person who set it into motion."
  Thanks to Larry Ferlazzo :
  "I’ll certainly use it in my ESL class to have students both describe what they see happen in the video and the message it is trying to send."
  

• Saying "Thank you!" (YouTube)