OOh I will be interested to hear what activities people come up with, as for positive behaviour I usually act as a good role model, remembering my own Please and Thank You's. I try to be polite and I always try to say "well done", or "that was kind/helpful" or something similar always praising behaviour that I like to see.
I don't like stickers. Stickers are everywhere! They become meaningless if they are given out willy nilly, and the effects soon wear off.
As the children are young, you could do basic houserules with them.....you could have pictures of someone standing on the sofa and someone sitting nicely cuddled up reading a book - in comparison you could say that "We like to keep the furniture nice, so we sit nicely on the chairs" The children can stick on a poster the things that it is nice to do!
Picture of eating at table / compared to walking around with food in hand? There are cliparts at microsoft online (I saw one of a boy standing and holding chips)
Being nice / compared to fighting - again microsoft clipart search on the word argue and you'll get a few pictures up... one has 2 children not being nice to each other.
Another one might be on safety outside... Holding hands compared to running off.
Take in turns compared to snatching away?
You get the idea, and the children may come up with a few new rules themselves... depending on their languade development of course.
Yes it is a sticking exercise, but it covers what is positive behaviour
I am terrible at waffling and not getting my point across, I hope this was a bit helpful at least
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