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Monday, June 3, 2013

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14 comments:

  1. UnknownMonday, June 03, 2013

    I've always said a simple please and thank you go a long ways!

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  2. Sandra VanHoeyMonday, June 03, 2013

    I'll have to agree with saying Please and Thank You and also "Excuse me" instead of just bumpin g into someone. My grandson also uses Sir or Ma'am when speaking to an adult

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  3. Julie MummertMonday, June 03, 2013

    I think one of the most important social skills is learning to handle anger/frustration the right way!

    mummert604@live.com

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  4. Ashley Chassereau ParksMonday, June 03, 2013

    I think the first one's to teach a little one would be when/how to use thank you, you're welcome, and excuse me. :)

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  5. ken ohlMonday, June 03, 2013

    please and thankyou are very important. thankyou, ken pohl19@comcast.net

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  6. Terra HeckMonday, June 03, 2013

    I think it's important to teach them consideration and respect for others. Thanks.
    partymix25(at)hotmail(dot)com

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  7. bg75Tuesday, June 04, 2013

    I think that saying please and thank you is the first rule of manners.

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  8. JuliaTuesday, June 04, 2013

    I think it is important for children to know how to use tableware. It makes them more confident when they eat with others. They can concentrate on the conversation and not on if they are using the right silverware during dinners with others.

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  9. UnknownWednesday, June 05, 2013

    Saying please and thank you and honesty :)

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  10. Emaisgr8Thursday, June 06, 2013

    I think it's important for my kids to learn to be accepting.

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  11. UnknownSaturday, June 08, 2013

    Lots of people seem to be lacking the basics...it starts with please and thank you!

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  12. UnknownSunday, June 09, 2013

    Always be honest. The consequences are always worse if you lie about it. No matter how bad it is, you get in a lot less trouble as long as you are honest about it. It was something my mom very strongly instilled in my siblings and I, and it is something I try to instill in my children as well.

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  13. hhkaufman78Thursday, June 13, 2013

    respect your elders!

    eg kaufman

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  14. SandSunday, June 16, 2013

    It's important for them to know please and thank you.

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