Mind your manners! Teaching table manners

By Dawn Villarreal from One Place for Special Education

Parents expect good manners at the dinner table. It’s important to practice good manners so you know what to do when you are invited to eat at a friend’s house. Your friend’s parents will want to invite you back again if you are polite and not a slob. Here are some tips for not being a yucky eater.

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Mind your manners! Things we do in private

By Dawn Villarreal from One Place for Special Needs

Private means something that you do on your own where no one can see you. There are some things we do that our parents, friends and others around us do not need to see. It is good manners to do these activities when no one is around. Here are some examples of things we do in private.

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Mind your manners! Teaching body manners

By Dawn Villarreal from One Place for Special Needs

Manners are different ways to be considerate of other people. Friends and family like when we use good manners. There is more to good manners than saying please and thank you. We also show good manners by not being gross with our body. What are these gross things? I’m glad you asked.

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