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Categories: Being Different & Being Yourself, Bullying, Violence & Abuse, Friendship & Getting Along, Listening & Co-operating, Manners & Politeness, Shyness, Starting School, Tidiness & Helping Out, Washing & Good Hygiene

Manners in School

By encouraging children to behave in a thoughtful, polite and caring manner at school.
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Manners in School

Author: Arianna Candell
Illustrator: Rosa M.Curto
Publisher: Book House

The ‘Manners’ series shows children how to resolve small difficulties they might face in their daily lives. In this story the young children discover the importance of silence when the teacher is giving a lesson, the friendly way to borrow and share books, the need to pick up toys after playtime, and learn how to make time spent at school fun and productive.

Worth noting:

This book covers many subjects including: starting school (first time nerves and shyness), being on time, learning to share and be considerate to others, being quiet in the classroom, tidying up and good hygiene. It also has an anti-bullying message, encouraging children to avoid cruel jokes and teasing, and to accept that everyone is different and diversity is a positive thing.
Includes helpful hints for parents and carers.

Categories: Being Different & Being Yourself, Bullying, Violence & Abuse, Friendship & Getting Along, Listening & Co-operating, Manners & Politeness, Shyness, Starting School, Tidiness & Helping Out, Washing & Good Hygiene
Tags: behaviour, co-operation, diversity, friends, hygiene, prejudice, school, sharing



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