Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Nonfiction >> Social Topics - Manners & Etiquette

An easy-to-read text and engaging, funny dinosaurs introduce young children to good manners, the benefits of being considerate to others, and the secret to making friends.

"Dinosaurs don't just take, take, take; dinosaurs do share." When they are mad, they don't hit or bite; instead they use words to express their feelings. They shout and run outdoors; they don't shout at a wedding or run in the china shop.

Good manners and etiquette are as important today as they were a hundred years ago, during the era of the Titanic and King Edward VII.

Inspired by her research into the manners, history, and customs of the culturally rich Edwardian era for her book, Tea on the Titanic, Penelope Carlevato presents a simple hands-on guide to help introduce children to proper etiquette and manners, as well as serve as a manual parents can reference for in-home guidance.

First Class Etiquette covers proper table manners for home and restaurants, special manners at the tea...

A boy wears an invisible crown on his head because he thinks as a king. He remembers stories and knows that he can do anything, through the encouragement of his grandmothers' wisdom. He honors himself and he is responsible. He has a king's way of being such as manners. He carries an invisible crown on his head everywhere he goes. He's knows that in actions such as singing, cleaning, dancing, everything that he does, he do it with a king attitude. He honors his grandmother and love his dog.

The magic word is not a book of magic and spells but a story everyone must tell.

Whether you are young or old, tall or small; the word itself is a must for all.

Leanne Wright-Phillips was born in London, England and moved to the USA recently. Leanne graduated with a joint honors bachelors degree in Dance, Film and Television. Leanne has always had a strong love for storytelling, animation, film, and musical theatre. She now has two children who are featured in this very book. She explains that they are every bit the double act and could not...

• Knowing and using proper manners helps all of us feel confident in both formal and informal settings

• Personal self-esteem and true character shine when manners are practiced on a day to day basis

• Serving as role models, we set a standard of excellence when we use proper manners.

• Honoring our family and community heritage results from following time honored etiquette models

Pam Behling

Known as the MaMa Bear at Deer Creek Camp where she shares “manners that really matter” with...