If your child has not reached the schooling age, you may find this suggested daily plan useful in educating your child and to build up his character that you desired.

When he wakes up in the morning, you say "Good Morning" to him and at the same time coach him to say "Good Morning" to you and to the others in the house. And in no time, you will find that he will have the habit of saying "Good Morning" to you and everyone else in the house first thing in the morning.
 
Then you offer him some choices for his breakfast. If possible, allow him to participate in the preparation of his breakfast. He will normally be happier to take his breakfast if he has a hand in preparing it or he is the one who made the decision to have it.
 
After his breakfast, you can take him out for a morning walk in the open, which can be in a park, along the walkway, in the garden or such like. The idea is to allow him to learn his environment from his own personal experience and not just from the books. Allow him to touch and feel the leaves, the flowers, the pebbles, the stones, trees and so on. Teach him the different colours, the shapes of objects; the small animals that he may see along the way. If there is a stream or pond and there are fishes, allow him to feel the water and let him see how the fish are swimming in the water. Take the opportunity to tell him about nature and beings that are living happily in their own ways. This will give him a real feel and also build up his love for nature and other beings living in it.
 
You may then take him to the playground. Here you can teach him to respect other kids in the playground by saying "Hi, everybody!"; always queue up take his turns and not to rush or push others in using the various equipments such as slides, see-saw, swings, ladders, etc. The equipments are specially designed by experts to train the child to master certain aspects of his abilities. Take the opportunity to encourage your child to try and take risks with proper observation of safety rules.

Give him lots of encouragement when he succeeds in accomplishing a tasks, like scaling the rock; climbing up the ladder and so on. The more encouragement he gets, the more he is willing to try. If he falls, for whatever reason, do not be panic; he would feel the pain but he would probably not be hurt as the floor in the playground is normally padded or made of soft materials; and take this opportunity to ask him the reason for his falls and guide him to understand that he needs to take the necessary safety precaution to avoid future falls. Then allow him to standup on his own and encourage him to try it again with the safety precaution that you have just taught him. He would feel elated when he can finally make it without having another fall. Here, he learns to take risks, take safety precaution, standup again after a fall, try it again without giving it up, and achieving the final success.
 
During lunch, allow him to take his own food using fork and spoon on the dining table together with you. He will observe the proper dining etiquette by following you. You can teach him to value the food and to be grateful for the food that he has. After his food, allow him the opportunity to clear his own bowl / plate or even help to wash up the bowls and plates. The idea is to allow him to participate in the chores of running the household.

 
 
After lunch, you can then have some quiet time to listen to the children songs with him. You may sing along with him.

He enjoys his bathing time if he is allowed to take part in the preparation of his bath tubs; such as turning on the water tap, feeling the temperature of the water, taking out the body lotion, etc. Allow him some freedom for him to have fun with the water.
 
Before he goes for his afternoon nap, read the books or tell him some stories that highlight the virtues of human beings so that your child can pick them up unconsciously.
 
When he wakes up, it would probably be time for evening walk. Allow him to walk around in the neighborhood meeting other children and neighbors. Teach him to greet the friends and elders and allow him to socialize with them by playing with them.
 
After dinner, you may want to plan some indoor activities such as playing the building blocks, games, etc with him. Or you may want to join him to watch some Children's TV programs.
 
Before he retires for the day, read some books to him and tell him some stories that highlight the virtues that he will pick up unconsciously.
 
Remember, you have to be a role model to your child and you need to spend some time and efforts to ensure that your child can grow up to be a responsible person.