Product Description

This workbook/teacher's guide will enable parents and teachers to effectively teach the timeless principles of good manners. Students will gain self-confidence and better interpersonal skills, as well as respect and consideration for others. Some topics included are: proper introductions, telephone manners, table manners, writing thank-you notes, and more. A Scripture-based learning activity is incorporated at the end of each chapter, so students understand the deeper reasons behind learning and practicing good manners. All student pages are easily reproducible, and the answers are included in the teacher's lesson pages.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #170668 in Books
• Published on: 2001-06
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 72 pages

Features

• ISBN13: 9780805437706
• Condition: NEW
• Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.
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About the Author
June Hines Moore is the author of several etiquette books, and is a consultant trained in business and social etiquette. She has twenty years of experience in hosting workshops and seminars for thousands of individuals and corporations. June lives with her husband, Homer, in Little Rock, AR.

Customer Reviews

Exceptional Manners Made Easy is Magnificent
"Manners Made Easy" is a wonderful user friendly, scripture based workbook, not only for children, but for all ages to learn the foundations of manners and etiquette. This workbook is exceptionally outlined to train students in topics such as etiquette, proper introductions, how to talk on the telephone and exceptional manners. This is a workbook that all families, schools (private or public), churches and youth organizations should have at all times.

Manners Made Easy
This is an excellent book and it has ready to teach lessons that are fun. I just love it. I ordered several books and this one is the best so far.

Better for a bit older child
I read the other reviews before buying this book. I will echo what they say in that this is a great resource for teaching manners in a variety of circumstances. My only other comment would be it is directed towards a child of about age 8 and up. While it can be manipulated and worked a bit to be for a younger age, it is my opinion that it is better suited towards an older child.