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A good way to start a discussion with young children on what constitutes acceptable behaviour. Promotes good manners, co-operation, helping and politeness.
Author: Mick Manning
Illustrator: Brita Granstrom
Publisher: Franklin Watts
This book is set out in question and answer format and deals with behaviour: helpfulness, co-operation, and being polite. The book explains how it’s not good to interrupt when others are talking and how swear words are not acceptable. There is a section on table manners and burping, and another on how to behave when using the toilet. It explains that children should help in the home, be patient in queues and help with the shopping. It also tackles bullying, telling tales, getting lost and ‘stranger danger’. The book acknowledges that no-one can be good all the time, but we should try to help each other, and being polite is more fun and fairer than being rude.