| Manners at School |
In this blog I will review childrens books. You will receive at least 2 reviews per week. The reviews will cover kids books from baby board books to books for teens. If you would like to have a specific childrens book reviewed, I would be glad to do so. Just leave me a comment and let me know what kids book you would like to have reviewed. Thank you!
Showing posts with label Manners at School. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Manners at School. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 12, 2015
Manners at School
I recently bought this for my twin sons, who are just new to kindergarten last year. They
did not go to preschool, so most of the rules of school were unfamiliar
to them. It is a cute little book for introducing kids to good manners in
school and I am pleased with the purchase. The children's book covers one idea for
each 2-page spread: raising your hand, sharing, paying attention when
the teacher is talking and so on. The interior illustrations are very
much in line with the cover art. I will definitely buy the other kids books in
the line. This children's book is for kids reading levels ages 4-8. Leave us your comments. Your feedback is greatly appreciated. Let us know what other children's books you would like to have reviewed. Share this post with your friends. Remember to always praise your child.
Monday, September 20, 2010
Manners at School
With the new school year on the way, are your children using the manners that you have taught them in school. Once children are away from their parents they sometimes forget to use their manners. Manners at School is a fun childrens story book that helps to remind them that they need to use all the manners that they have learned at home in school also. Parents are proud of their kids when they see them doing the things that they learned at home outside of the home. If your child is struggling with their manners at school this book is a great resource to validate what you have taught them. It will also help the teachers as they will not have to stop class to remind a student that they need to use their manners.
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