Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Fiction >> Social Themes - Manners & Etiquette

Olivia is a happy octopus with a problem. She cannot keep her many hands to herself. After getting in trouble at school and dance class, Olivia is sad and in need of guidance. God gives Olivia's mother a great idea With encouragement from her father and a prayer for God's help, Olivia learns a little life lesson.

Perhaps you have the same problem that Olivia had. You may need a green ribbon day of your own. God loves you and wants to help you Simply pray and ask God for strength.

Do not worry about anything. But pray and ask God for everything you need. And when...

Olivia is a happy octopus with a problem. She cannot keep her many hands to herself. After getting in trouble at school and dance class, Olivia is sad and in need of guidance. God gives Olivia's mother a great idea With encouragement from her father and a prayer for God's help, Olivia learns a little life lesson.

Perhaps you have the same problem that Olivia had. You may need a green ribbon day of your own. God loves you and wants to help you Simply pray and ask God for strength.

Do not worry about anything. But pray and ask God for everything you need. And when...

Becoming as graceful and elegant as a princess is the ambition of most

young girls. Madison wants to turn her hope into reality and does not

hesitate to embark on a daring adventure that tests her wits and

challenges her courage. Transported to a royal castle, she must

demonstrate good manners at the court and prove that she is worthy of

an invitation to the grand ballroom. Her path is strewn with dangers.

There, she finds messes, mysteries, and menaces. Will she put the pigs

in their place? Will she overcome her fear and decide wisely? Will she

Elizabeth Byrd is determined to find someone who can help her figure out what those elusive magic words are that her mother is always asking her for. She encounters several helpful creatures throughout her adventure that offer magic words like "Alakazam" and "Hocus Pocus," but none are the right words, until she meets Jack. The tale provides a lively and fun way for young children to embrace the benefits of good manners while learning to read.

A follow-up title to Time for Bed, this new Pull and Play Book teaches social skills in a fun, age-appropriate way. Little crocodile, little kangaroo, little monkey, and their friends find out just why it's important to be polite in this sweet and simple book that features a pull-tab on every spread. Young children will enjoy pulling the tabs to change the pictures and reveal the good feelings that come from having good manners.

Little Mary Goldheart has never been taught the "magic word." No matter how hard she tries, and how rudely she behaves, Mary can't get any of the other kids to share their toys with her One day, Mary's teacher challenges her to discover the magic word on her own. What she finds is more powerful than she could have ever imagined. An engaging story with full-color pictures. Plus activity pages with puzzles, word games, and more

A story about the benefits of treating others with love and, as well as kindness the sad consequences of not doing so. A story on values and virtues that is told from a child's perspective, encouraging kids to work out their problems by thinking of positive solutions.

Suggested for ages 6 and under.

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A giant anteater despises the lack of manners exhibited by her fellow animals. Then, one day, her own tummy begins to rumble and grumble. Whatever shall she do? A short, black and white illustrated story inspired by my own reluctant burper.

"I like your buttons, Mrs. Sutton-Jones " Kind words can be contagious. Cassandra's simple compliment to her teacher starts off a chain reaction of kindness through the teachers and students at school, adults at work, and families at home. Soon, the entire neighborhood is in a good mood Cassandra's kindheartedness comes full circle when her father comes home with a surprise, which Cassandra inadvertently helped happen.

Learn how quickly kind words can spread and how easy it is to be a nice person, all while learning a new language

Teachers are precious in the eyes of our society. They have a passion to do what they do, and that is to teach our children. What happens when year after year, teacher classes are filled with students who misbehaves and disrupts the lessons within the classroom? This is a story about Teacher Sandi, how she has a passion for teaching. Year after year, her classroom is filled with children who are very disruptive and it sends teacher Sandi into a state of unhappiness. Some of the children notice the sadness on teacher Sandi's face and decided to do something about it. See how this turns into a...

This book is about a little bear named Brody who goes to visit a dinosaur museum. With all the excitement, Brody has left his ticket at home. With the help of his friends, Missy, Ronnie and Charlie, Brody Bear seeks out to solve his problem. Brody Bear and his friends are delighted when Brody finds a ticket that has been dropped on the ground.

"I like your buttons, Mrs. Sutton-Jones " Kind words can be contagious. Cassandra's simple compliment to her teacher starts off a chain reaction of kindness through the teachers and students at school, adults at work, and families at home. Soon, the entire neighborhood is in a good mood Cassandra's kindheartedness comes full circle when her father comes home with a surprise, which Cassandra inadvertently helped happen.

Learn how quickly kind words can spread and how easy it is to be a nice person, all while learning a new language

This series is the story of BetterNot, a magical character who arrives in a flash to aid parents, coaches and teachers by helping children learn valuable lessons about fairness, honesty, kindness and good manners in ways that fit each child's poor behavior. This is the 3rd book is titled BetterNot And the Tale of Brat School. It's about a school where some children are disrupting other students and are not trying their very best. BetterNot arrives at the request of teachers to teach students about morals and manners in school.

Wheeler and Caldecott Honor-winning illustrator Idle remind overeager little biters that "biting is for food" in this hysterical read-aloud picture book. Full color.