Teaches proper etiquette for a variety of childhood situations, from telephone calls and table manners to how to behave on the playground or in the library.
Provides young readers with examples of good manners when answering the telephone, speaking, relaying a message, making a call, and taking a message for someone else.
Describes the proper etiquette and manners when visiting a friend's house, including following the rules of the house, being polite to a friend's parents, and respecting a friend's siblings.
Describes the proper etiquette and manners when handling a library book, including not eating or drinking near the books, following library policies, and keeping them out of reach of pets and small ch
Describes the proper etiquette and manners on the school bus, including being courteous to the bus driver, waiting patiently in line, and being nice to younger bus riders.
Describes the proper etiquette and manners in the school lunchroom, including being courteous to lunch servers, waiting patiently in line, and cleaning up after eating.
Gives examples of children who use good manners at school, including those that are punctual, give their full attention to the teacher at all times, and clean up after themselves.
Demonstrates what constitutes good manners on the playground, including waiting for a turn, listening to and following the rules, and showing good sportsmanship.
Provides examples of children who are using good manners, including those who wait their turn, return borrowed items, and say "Excuse me," "Please," and "Thank you."
This is a fun tracing, coloring book that carries a very positive message for children. It teaches them that they can accomplish many different things, which helps them to develop a sense of self-wort
