How to Teach Children Manners

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Tadpole Dreams Good Manners

Tadpole Dreams Good Manners

www.tadpoledreams.org  

410-971-1588

Tadpole Dreams is a lighthearted and interactive program designed to reinforce and teach civility and common courtesy to elementary and middle- school aged children. The program combines a child friendly good manners handbook and a curriculum containing more than 50 games, crafts, and activities designed to complement each lesson.

 

Designed by a middle school educator, each of the ten sections contains dozens of fun and engaging lessons for you to use. You can pick and choose the lessons you want to use. There are enough lessons in each of the ten sections to last for an entire year of weekly etiquette classes, or you can choose one or two lessons from each session to custom design an action packed week of dynamic etiquette lessons!

 

Each section will give you a list of supplies needed for the interactive lessons, and easy to follow lesson plans and instructional guides. In addition to the engaging games and interactive lessons, there are worksheets that can be copied for use in the classes. Everything you need to know is included in the curriculum.

Child Manners - Host and Guest Skills

In this video Peggy Turnblacer and Denise Rosson of Tadpole Dreams Good Manners Program LLC , discusses the benefits and advantages gained by children who practice good manners. This video shows some of the activities and lessons used by the program to reinforce civility in elementary and middle school aged children (ages 6-13.) Some of the topics include, introductions, host and guest skills, basic table manners, telephone manners, polite conversation and more.

Informative!! by fhocky5 at 07/13/09 07:54PM Flag

What an easy-to-use, informative program! The fun activities have all MY students engaged and interested!

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