61. Honolulu Star-Bulletin Features Lee and Zakar encourage boys to attend etiquette classes held at the Dollhouse . and teach basic manners and gentlemanly respect for others. http://starbulletin.com/2002/09/01/features/story1.html

Sunday, September 1, 2002 [ MAUKA-MAKAI ] DEAN SENSUI / DSENSUI@STARBULLETIN.COM Some day, some girl is going to thank Chance Evans King's mother for teaching him how to put on the charm. By Nancy Arcayna narcayna@starbulletin.com We would live in a perfect world if everyone were well-mannered and polite to each other. If only we could take a step back and experience times when chivalry reigned. Civility takes a back seat when everyone's in a rush. It's bad enough when adults let good manners lapse, but at least they usually know the difference between good and bad behavior. Trouble is, children learn by emulating their parents. Lisa Zakar, owner and director at Lisa Rose Dollhouse, noticed that many of the girls she was hosting for tea parties needed help with manners. They didn't know the basics of saying "please" and "thank you," how to drink without slurping, keep their napkins on their laps and keep their elbows off the table. "Baby boomers feel that women can do anything, so they shunned traditional manners," said etiquette instructor Naomi Lee. Worse yet, there's a double standard for behavior. Society still expects girls to be ladylike while allowing boys to get away with rough-and-tumble antics. But shouldn't everyone be encouraged to be polite and courteous?

62. All Saints Children The Children’s Choir will teach them to worship their Heavenly Father with CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS IN JUNE, 2005. Academy of etiquette manners (June 610. http://www.allsaintsweb.org/children/

Welcome It is our prayer that we reach and minister to every child, by taking him or her closer to the Lord. In Christ, Kristina Setliff 3-4 Year-olds’ Summer Bible Classes (10:00am-10:45am)—The Garden of Eden. The story of the month—Jonah (Hands on Bible Curriculum). Children’s Church Nursery Kids Club (Wednesdays, 6:00 pm—7:00 pm) - The story of the month—Jonah (Hands on Bible Curriculum), plus fellowship and fun! Leaders: Jennifer Goleno, Katie Airth and Alyce Badcock Children’s Choir to resume Wednesday, September 7th. More information to come.

63. Missed Manners - 01/07/02 across Metro Detroit for children to teach them table manners and etiquette . (We) need to find the format (for teaching manners) that fits today s http://www.detnews.com/2002/homelife/0201/14/c01-383847.htm

[an error occurred while processing this directive] var letteradress = "feedback" var pageName=""; var server=""; var channel=""; var pageType=""; var pageValue=""; var prop1=""; var prop2=""; var prop3=""; var prop4=""; var prop5=""; var prop6="news"; var prop7=""; var prop8=""; var prop9=""; var prop10=""; var s_code=' '; (none) Monday, January 7, 2002 Homepage Search CyberSurveys News Talk Sports Talk Lions Talk Pistons Talk Tiger Talk Wings Talk Car Talk Tech Talk Horoscope Hot Sites Lottery Weather ... Autos Insider Auto Show Consumer Joyrides Business Careers Census Columnists ... Metro / State Livingston Macomb Oakland Wayne On Detroit Nation / World Obituaries Politics / Govt. Real Estate ... Technology Lions/NFL Pistons/NBA Red Wings/NHL Shock/WNBA Tigers/Baseball MSU U-M Golf Guide High Schools Motor Sports Outdoors ... Homestyle home Decorating Food Gardening Home Improvement Home Life Home Tech Wine Report Sports Red Wings Lions Autos ... History The Detroit News. Use of this site indicates your agreement to the Terms of Service (updated 08/09/2001). Ricardo Thomas / The Detroit News Missed manners Metro Detroiters try to put good graces back into kids' lives By Cathleen Simlar / Special to The Detroit News Ricardo Thomas / The Detroit News Cyndee Harrison serves guest Hannah Jenuwine during the tea party. Harrison says that "as adults, we need to show kids that good manners mean thinking about other people first."

64. DerKeiler Directory - /Society/Relationships/Etiquette etiquette Institute Magnificent manners, Offers programs in children s manners, Find out how to teach children proper etiquette and good table manners. http://directory.derkeiler.com/Top/Society/Relationships/Etiquette

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65. Education World ® Professional Development Center: Manners And Etiquette: Teach manners and etiquette Teaching Essential Ingredients for Success. Children needto learn to share and express their feelings appropriately. http://content.educationworld.com/a_curr/profdev/profdev087.shtml

Home Professional Development Center Archives Classroom Management Professional Development Article PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ARTICLE Manners and Etiquette: Teaching Essential Ingredients for Success Whether they use a formal curriculum or simply take advantage of serendipitous opportunities, teachers are taking good manners off the back burner. Although modeling excellent etiquette always is important, these educators say that focusing on manners in the classroom is not an option it's a must. Included: Discover two different approaches to achieving the same goal better manners! "What I do now is just a carryover from raising seven children," Delores Hawkins told Education World. "Since I attest to traditions and values that I feel are necessary to maintain an orderly and civilized society, it was always my goal to teach my children the proper way to act." A retired elementary teacher from Maryland, it was Hawkins' role as mother to four girls and three boys that led her to a second career as an "etiquette guru!" Years ago, with aspirations of entering the Pillsbury Bake-Off, she created a cookie that was a great hit with her eldest daughter. It became her favorite, and Hawkins planned to name it for her. "That created a small problem because we have seven children, and the other six wanted to know why she could have a special cookie when they did not," recalled Hawkins. To keep the peace, she created six additional cookies and the

66. Education World ® Schoool Issues: Wire Side Chats: Do Good Manners Contribute T EW Will knowing proper etiquette and good manners help children do better in For links to additional Education World articles on teaching manners in http://content.educationworld.com/a_issues/chat/chat134.shtml

Home School Issues Center Archives Wire Side Chats Wire Side Chats WIRE SIDE CHATS Do Good Manners Contribute to Academic Success? Education World speaks with etiquette expert Linda Williams about what etiquette is, what educators can do to help students learn proper etiquette and good manners, and how practicing good manners can help children be successful in life. Included: The top five etiquette skills children need to know. Linda Williams is founder of "Etiquette for Life Workshops," created to educate youth and adults in the rules of manners and etiquette. For the past five years, she has been presenting workshops on etiquette and manners to adults and children from various educational institutions and non-profit organizations, as well as serving as etiquette consultant to school districts in the Long Island, New York, area. Mrs. Williams, who was featured in the 1/25/04 Long Island Newsday article "The Rude 'Tude," which focused on the need for schools to become more involved in teaching manners and good behavior, holds a bachelor's degree in sociology and has worked as a corporate professional in the insurance industry for more than 25 years. She was also trained and certified by the Protocol School of Washington Mrs. Williams currently resides in Westbury, New York, with her husband Henry, her son Jonathan, who attended the University of Miami, and her daughter Tiffany, a senior at Westbury High School.

67. Etiquette For Children: Table Manners etiquette for Children Table manners Modeling these behaviors and teachingthem to your children is guaranteed to make your mealtimes, no matter how http://www.finetuning.com/articles/347-etiquette-for-children-table-manners.html

FineTuning.com Independent Articles and Advice Login Register Finance Life ... Write For Us Additional Resouces Allergies In Children Display Table Toning Table Table Covers ... FULL TEXT PAGES: Etiquette for Children: Table Manners by Lisa Pietsch May 31, 2005 With the advent of videogames, fast foods and more after school activities than ever before, eating at a dining table has become an uncommon thing for America’s youth. The following three tips can be applied at any dining table, even one at your local pizza joint. Modeling these behaviors and teaching them to your children is guaranteed to make your mealtimes, no matter how casual, much more enjoyable for your family. With the advent of videogames, fast foods and more after school activities than ever before, eating at an actual dining table has become an uncommon thing for America’s youth. Common courtesy at the dining table has become an even more uncommon thing in American society today. The following three tips can be applied at any dining table, even one at your local pizza joint, to make your mealtimes far more enjoyable. Modeling these behaviors and teaching them to your children will eliminate much mealtime stress and make these times quality times for you and your family. Napkins PREV PAGE NEXT PAGE Related Articles Etiquette for Children Etiquette for Children: Setting the Table How To Feed Baby Healthy Foods: Make it Homemade!

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Etiquette by Rebecca Home Etiquette Booklets Class List Class Descriptions ... Visitor's Questions Rebecca in the KCRA, Sacramento studio. What a wonderful world it would be if everyone was well mannered and kind to each other. As a teacher and etiquette consultant I believe that we must work together to build a more civil society. From Business Etiquette to Table Manners, our classes, workshops, booklets, and lesson plans are designed to bring more civility into our lives. Choose from a variety of etiquette and manners classes designed for everyone. All of our classes and workshops can be custom tailored for your specific needs and are complimented by PowerPoint. Etiquette Lesson plans now available ! Please visit the Lesson Plans page for more information. Please visit our page for our lastest articles on "Halloween Etiquette," which was discussed on KCRA channel three with Tana Castro, and "Holiday Gift Giving", which was prompted by Rebecca's interview in the KCRA studio with Deirdre Fitzpatrick and Walt Gray. Please contact us with your questions and scheduling information.

69. Teaching Children Manners Teaching Children manners. From Better Homes and Gardens Magazine. etiquette andpolite behavior are signs of respect for other people. http://www.lhj.com/lhj/story.jhtml?storyid=/templatedata/bhg/story/data/10036.xm

70. CBS News | Learning Manners In A Busy World | January 25, 2005 11:00:37 Teaching children manners and etiquette is an ongoing project, says Teaching children proper etiquette creates an awareness of good manners and helps http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2005/01/25/national/main669041.shtml

SEARCH: CBSNews.com The Web document.write('') Home U.S. World Politics ... CBS News Video ET The Early Show CBS Evening News 48 Hours 60 Minutes ... Section Front E-mail This Story Printable Version Learning Manners In A Busy World Jan. 25, 2005 (Photo: AP/CBS) "I have never seen anything like the hunger for etiquette classes that exists right now." Dorothea Johnson, Protocol School of Washington (Portland, Maine) (Christian Science Monitor) This story was written by Jodi Helmer , a contributor to The Christian Science Monitor To help prepare her kids for a family function in Georgia, Sara Kral did more than just help them pack. She signed them up for etiquette classes. "The etiquette is much more formal and we thought it would be a good idea for the kids to take an etiquette class," says Kral, a mother of five in Tigard, Ore. Across the country, parents are signing their children up for classes to learn such skills as basic table manners, the importance of sending thank-you notes, social dancing, and proper behavior at a fine restaurant. Educators attribute the demand to an increase in the number of busy parents who want well-behaved kids but do not have time to teach them the intricacies of manners and etiquette at home.

71. CBS News | 'The Gift Of Good Manners' | August 19, 2002 12:49:44 In the new book The Gift Of Good manners , etiquette expert Peggy Post offers up In each chapter, manners and teaching methods are geared to children s http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2002/08/16/earlyshow/living/parenting/main518962.

SEARCH: CBSNews.com The Web document.write('') Home U.S. World Politics ... FREE CBS News Video August 19, 2002 12:49:44 Living HealthWatch Leisure Series ... Section Front E-mail This Story Printable Version 'The Gift Of Good Manners' NEW YORK, Aug. 19, 2002 The Gift Of Good Manners (Photo: AP) (Photo: CBS/AP) Buy "Emily Post's The Gift of Good Manners" (CBS) "Sit up straight", "say please", "share your toys," these are just a few of the many manners parents try to teach their children with varying degrees of success. In the new book "The Gift Of Good Manners", etiquette expert Peggy Post offers up some suggestions on how to make the learning process a little easier for both parents and children. She visits The Early Show to talk about it. Read an excerpt from Chapter One: Building the Foundations At some point usually between six and twelve weeks your baby will look at you and smile. As days and weeks go by, she will learn to greet you with expressions of both recognition and pleasure. These are among her earliest forays into the parent-child relationship. She is learning to trust you and to depend on your presence in her life. As she wakes to the world, her trust in you forms the bedrock for all her experiences to come. Over her first twelve months, your baby will acquire an astonishing array of physical and mental skills, progressing from an almost totally reactive being who responds instinctively to physical stimuli (an empty tummy, a wet diaper, a sudden noise) to one who makes deliberate choices. She will begin to master her body and start to manipulate her environment grasping objects she wants, for example. She will learn to distinguish her primary caregivers and cling to them. Around five or six months, she will become delightfully sociable. She will begin to sense herself as a separate being and learn to recognize her name. She will be driven to explore by her limitless curiosity. From birth to twelve months, a baby is an incredibly busy little person.

72. Children's Etiquette Classes, Adult Manners And Business Etiquette Programs In O Offers programs in children s manners, adult etiquette and business etiquette.Serves Columbus, Cincinnati, and Dayton, Ohio. http://www.magnificentmanners.com/

The Etiquette Institute Home Manners for Girls Manners for Boys Manners for Teen Girls ... Site Map Welcome to The Etiquette Institute! Our mission is to offer entertaining and educational etiquette classes that instruct adults and children with knowledge, skill and confidence in manners and etiquette for the 21st century that will contribute to their success for a lifetime. COLUMBUS DAYTON CINCINNATI The Art of Etiquette for Young Ladies The Art of Etiquette for Young Ladies teaches young girls the social etiquette, table manners and personal style that inspire self-confidence in life-skills. The Art of Etiquette for Young Men The Art of Etiquette for Young Men teaches the social skills and table manners that will turn your lively, rambunctious boy into a gentleman. The Art of Etiquette for Today's Teen Girls The Art of Etiquette for Today's Teen Girls can help your teenage girl meet lifes challenges with confidence by teaching them social skills, etiquette and personal style. My Personal Best It's never too late in life to seek out self-improvement. My Personal Best empowers you with the social etiquette knowledge that helps you to be the best you can be in your personal and professional life. Etiquette 101 Etiquette 101 is a coed program that will equip the young adult to meet life's opportunities and challenges with confidence by teaching social skills, modern day etiquette and personal style.

73. Manners For Kids (and Parents) What kind of manners do your kids use at fancy family feasts? Which type ofetiquette is the most important to teach young children? On the Playing Field http://www.familyeducation.com/topic/front/0,1156,20-11923,00.html

Manners for Kids (and Parents) Manners Matter Teaching kids manners may seem like an up-hill battle, but don't despair. These tips and resources can help. Nine Steps to Good Manners Five Bad Behavior Busters Perfect Pigs: An Introduction to Manners Manners Quizzes Are your kids barbarians or well-mannered ladies and gentlemen? The answers to two sets of questions may tell the tale. Quiz: Table Manners Quiz: Living Manners Polls It's your turn to share your opinion! What kind of manners do your kids use at fancy family feasts? Which type of etiquette is the most important to teach young children? On the Playing Field Good sportsmanship is the byproduct of good manners. When Good Kids Are Bad Sports Sports Gone Sour? Parents Behaving Badly FREE Digital Prints Digital prints at thousands of Walgreens nationwide. Order digital prints online. Pick up as little as 1 hour! 10 free prints with your first upload. FREE photo sharing and storage. Shipping to home also available. ESPN Play Your Way ESPN Play Your Way is a youth fitness program designed to encourage kids, ages 7-12 to get fit and remain physically active. A great imagination makes its own rules. Go to espnplayyourway.com

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75. Manners Matter: Guidelines For Parents Here are some tips on how to improve manners in children and teenagers. One of the best ways to teach manners is to roleplay, the parent takes the role http://www.childdevelopmentinfo.com/parenting/manners.shtml

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76. New Jersey PTA When it comes to teaching children the basics of good manners, one name quickly When etiquettefree children are sent into the educational system, http://www.njpta.org/com_chared6.html

New Jersey PTA Minding Miss Manners Advice for teaching your children good behavior by Patricia Sullivan When it comes to teaching children the basics of good manners, one name quickly comes to mind for advice: etiquette columnist and author Miss Manners, otherwise known as Judith Martin. When "etiquette-free children" are sent into the educational system, it causes a terrible situation, according to Martin. These children disrupt lesson plans, causing teachers to stop what they are doing to reprimand the child who is behaving poorly and remind him or her to be courteous. This means that teachers spend less time teaching and more time disciplining. Teaching by example and reminders Because children tend to copy what they see and hear around them, the best way to teach good behavior is "by example and nagging," she says. Martin is quick to clarify that by nagging, she doesn't mean scolding; she means reminders. So, strike the phrase "Do as I say, not as I do" from your speech. Remember, the way you react to a rude sales clerk, telephone solicitor who interrupts your family's dinner, or driver who cuts you off on the road sets an example for your children. Martin says that so many families eat on the run nowadays that when parents do sit down with their children, they're often surprised to find out that the children do not use good table manners. If, for instance, your extended family is gathered at the dining room table for Thanksgiving dinner and your child begins talking with his or her mouth full of food, resist the urge to shout "Shut your mouth while you're eating!" Instead, be polite yourself and say something along the lines of, "Grandma and grandpa are eager to hear what you have to say, but please don't talk with your mouth full of food." Keep in mind that reminders work without embarrassing your child.

77. Pregnancy And Parenting Information And Resources, Topics A-Z - Parenthood.com Tips for Teaching Children Courtesy. You don t have to be Miss manners to know Courtesy isn t complicated, says etiquette authority Letitia Baldrige, http://topics-az.parenthood.com/articles.html?article_id=1836

78. NEA: Manners And Etiquette manners and etiquette. by Cara Bafile, EducationWorld.com Included Teachingrespect and good manners through stories, poems, songs, games, biographies, http://www.nea.org/classmanagement/ifc040113.html

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79. Teaching Kids Good Manners: The Manners Lady - Christianity.ca and she suggested that I teach manners and character to children. And goodmanners give our children the social skills they need to lead productive http://www.christianity.ca/family/parenting/2004/03.001.html

SEARCH CENTRE Women Men Marriage Singles ... Room Feedback BIBLE SEARCH NIV NASB NLT KJV NKJV RSV 21stC KJV NIVF WE Young's Lit. Darby Seeking to inform, equip and inspire Christians across Canada. Try 2 issues Risk-free FREE NEWSLETTER Sign up today for our free newsletter: Parenting Teaching Kids Good Manners: The Manners Lady Judi Vankevich wants to impart God's truths to today's generation. With humour, enthusiasm and energy she makes learning good manners fun for kids. by Jeff Louderback L ong gone is the "Leave it to Beaver" era, when it was unheard of for children not to address their elders with "thank you, sir" and "yes, ma'am." In a "me-first" world, where many children emulate crude characters from television shows like The Simpsons and South Park "Mind your manners" is not just a phrase that she tells her three kids. Instead, the model-turned-children's entertainer helps elementary school students learn manners, and use them in everyday situations. Many adoring children and appreciative parents know the former college basketball player as "The Manner's Lady." She has even trademarked the title. Brimming with enthusiasm and energy that even surpasses the youngsters she entertains, Vankevich is spreading the word about good manners with several tools, including

80. Children S Etiquette Training From The Protocol School Of Washington® Modern manners for Children kids. A 3 part etiquette program for ages 47.Modern manners For Children is an activity-filled program for teaching etiquette http://www.psow.com/manners.html

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