etiquette for children and teenagers

Presents a handbook of family manners for teens and includes ten rudest things teens do at home, fifty commandments of family etiquette, table manners, sharing a room, writing thank-you notes, and how to solve a variety of family problems.

Teaches when to say such things as "Thank you, " "Excuse me, " and "I'm sorry, " as well as the importance of cleaning up one's mess.

A collection of twenty-eight vignettes illustrating good manners, covering such topics as proper etiquette, following the Golden Rule, and memorizing correct phrases.

Chris' stuffed bear Ned answers questions about the proper thing to do in a number of social situations.

While attending his first "night party" to celebrate Great-Gran Sadie's 100th birthday, Robert's manners disappoint family members and relatives but please the guest of honor who loves his dance steps.

Guidelines for courteous behavior in every situation.

Gives advice on manners and etiquette for situations that teenagers are likely to encounter, such as going shopping, eating meals, and text messaging.

Offers advice to teens on how to observe the rules of etiquette as they relate to friendship, romance, and sex.

Franklin and his friends love to play games, but one day when he becomes too bossy he learns it is more fun to be a good sport.

The 21st Century basic skills library helps young readers develop fluency as they learn about the world around them. Learn the importance of saying please and thank you with this easy-to-read story.