Excuse Me!
A Little Book of Manners
by KarenKatz
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appears in Etiquette.
This book teaches toddlers the abc's of "polite behavior" in a gentle and funny way. Little ones will love seeing situations that they know all too well, including burping or breaking a sibling's toy and learning the right response to each situation. This book teaches toddlers the abc's of "polite behavior" in a gentle and funny way. Little ones wi...
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appears in Etiquette.
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“Reading Do Unto Otters is a bright, pun-driven picture book that teaches the Golden Rule through a shy rabbit's attempts to welcome unfamiliar neighbors. Illustrations and captioned jokes keep the tone light while concrete do/don't examples show polite behaviors. Its useful part is a tidy, repeatable script for read-alouds and brief classroom lessons; its limitation is simplicity—older children or adults seeking nuanced discussion of difference will find the scenarios thin and the moral explicit rather than subtle.”
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