What are some good books on kids' etiquette?

What are some good books on kids' etiquette?

Here are a few great books on kids' etiquette:

1. "What If Everybody Did That?" by Ellen Javernick
2. "The Berenstain Bears Forget Their Manners" by Jan Berenstain
3. "Do Unto Otters: A Book About Manners" by Laurie Keller
4. "Manners Matter!" by Kira Willey
5. "The Family Book of Manners" by Karen Katz Would you like more details on any of these?

Yes, can you tell me more about "Do Unto Otters"?

"Do Unto Otters: A Book About Manners" by Laurie Keller is a fun and engaging story that teaches children the importance of treating others with respect and kindness. It uses playful illustrations and humorous scenarios to convey the message of the Golden Rule: treat others as you would like to be treated. It's suitable for children ages 4-8 and is a great way to introduce the concept of manners in a relatable way.

That sounds great! Are there any activities related to these books?

Yes! Many of these books come with activity suggestions. For example, after reading "Do Unto Otters," you can have a discussion about different scenarios where manners are important. You could also create a 'Manners Chart' where kids can track their good deeds and polite behaviors. Would you like more specific activities for any of the other books?

Sure, what activities can I do with "What If Everybody Did That?"?

With "What If Everybody Did That?" you can engage kids in role-playing scenarios where they act out different behaviors and discuss the consequences. You can also create a 'What If' poster where kids can draw or write about their own ideas of how small actions can lead to big changes. This encourages critical thinking about their actions and the impact on others.