etiquette

A simple discussion of what good manners are, why good manners are important, and how manners are different in different cultures.

Provides suggestions for practicing good manners in various social situations.

Three little monsters demonstrate good and bad manners, proving that even though they don't always show it, they can behave.

Encourages toddlers and preschoolers to express themselves using helpful, not hurtful, words. Includes a note for parents and caregivers.

Elvis, a proud rooster, learns a lesson in manners after a handsome peacock visits his farm.

Explains to youngsters the components of and reasons for good manners, covering table manners, introductions, letter writing, phone and E-mail etiquette, being a host, attending parties, good sportsmanship, and other related topics.

Ralph Raccoon is too polite so his parents send him to Bandit School to learn to behave like a properly bad raccoon.

When a mother instructs her children to behave according to Emily Post's rules of etiquette, they respond by insisting that Mother follow the rules, as well. Includes information about Post and selected items from her 1922 book.

Presents an introduction to manners for children, including information and advice on writing thank-you notes, speaking politely, using the internet, and having proper etiquette for the home.

Brief stories describe classroom friendships, the importance of silence when the teacher is giving a lesson, the friendly way for borrowing and sharing storybooks, picking up toys after playtime, and other typical school situations.