1. Children's Etiquette, Table Manners, And Business Etiquette Programs In Ohio Childrens manners, adult etiquette and business etiquette programs in Ohio. solid foundation of manners and etiquette that will contribute to you with the social etiquette knowledge that helps you a gentleman? manners for Young Men can teach any boy the http://www.magnificentmanners.com/

Etiquette training that inspires confidence Home Manners for Young Ladies Manners for Teenage ... Etiquette Ohio Etiquette Consultant About Cathi Fallon Find out more about our classes and programs! Contact Cathi Fallon or Call toll free for information Elementary After-School Enrichment Program Manners for young ladies and gentlemen in grades 1 - 5. About Magnificent Manners Cincinnati Programs Start February 2004 Kenwood Towne Center Tri-County Mall View Schedule Columbus Programs Start January 2004 Worthington Mall View Schedule Summer Etiquette Camp Worthington Mall June 14 - 18 June 21 - 25 View Schedule Mother-Daughter Tea Business Teas Girl Scouts Brownie Troops Birthday Parties Our mission is to offer programs that are guaranteed to delight and instruct children in a solid foundation of manners and etiquette that will contribute to the success of each child for the rest of their life. "Manners make the fortune of the ambitious youth." Emerson Teenage girls face many challenges in today's world. Just for Teens can help young ladies meet these challenges with poise and self-assurance.

2. - Parenthood.com There are many rules of etiquette that have Greetings One of the most basic elementsof manners is how When you introduce your child to an adult, teach him to http://topics-az.parenthood.com/articles.html?article_id=1836&e=747

3. EHow.com How To Teach Your Child Manners or too late to teach your child about proper etiquette. 2. teach your child mannersin stages, as his Lee, Mrs. Doe, Mr. Smith - unless the adult tells them http://www.ehow.com/how_3511_teach-child-manners.html&e=747

4. Click2Houston.com - News - Three Gentlemen Of Houston Teach Manners Contact KPRC. Email This Story Print This Story. Three Gentlemen Of Houston teach manners. Friends Helping Trouble Teenagers educating teenagers about etiquette, manners and even tying a Fights Arrest For Selling adult ProductsLea Fastow Reaches http://www.click2houston.com/news/836596/detail.html

Search Contact KPRC Sign up for E-News OLYMPICS Hello ... Yellow Pages // Set DC ad position if(typeof dcadposition == 'undefined')dcadposition = 1; else dcadposition++; document.write(""); HOME News Email This Story Print This Story Three Gentlemen Of Houston Teach Manners Friends Helping Trouble Teenagers HOUSTON Reminiscent of a Shakespeare play, the three gentlemen of Houston are working their way through a sea of troubled teenagers with one "please" and "thank you" at a time. James Tennard, Robert Hayes and Donnell Cooper are three friends and criminal justice majors who are spending their summer educating teenagers about etiquette, manners and even tying a tie. "They have no role models, but through the schools, we are able to touch some of them, just to tell them the right things," James Tennard said. Tennard said that teenagers are influenced by the images around them and what they believe is cool. The youths they are working with are all in trouble with the law and the gentlemen said that they are hoping that their influence will carry back into the streets. "Nine times out of 10, these kids come from single-parent homes and the majority of the things we cover they have never discussed before," Robert Hayes.

5. Amarillo Globe-News: Features And Lifestyles: Parents' Actions Teach Manners To Parents' actions teach manners to their children won't know anything else " said etiquette expert Marjabelle Young Stewart. how to behave in an adult world; they'll be living in http://www.amarillonet.com/stories/031102/fea_actionsteach.shtml

Site Navigation TABLE OF CONTENTS TODAY'S HEADLINES BROWSE OR SEARCH Obits Local News Classifieds Sports College Sports H.S. Sports More Sports Weddings Comics Opinion Engagements Dockets Forums Home Web-posted Wednesday, November 5, 2003 ARTICLE TOOLS E-mail This Article Printer-Friendly Format Web posted Monday, March 11, 2002 4:16 a.m. CT Parents' actions teach manners to their children The Associated Press New York (AP) - Children aren't born with good manners but they aren't born with bad ones, either. If parents practice politeness in their daily lives, chances are their kids will, too. "It's all about how you act with each other. Act like good manners is normal behavior and the children won't know anything else," said etiquette expert Marjabelle Young Stewart. Begin the day with a "good morning," end it with a "good night," and remember to use "please" and "thank you" throughout the day, she said. Stewart, who co-authored "Stand Up, Shake Hands, Say 'How Do You Do' " and "White Gloves and Party Manners" (Robert B. Luce), said politeness and respect are natural in a loving family. They are not snooty or elitist traits, she said. "Manners are just the happy way of doing things."

6. :-(( A Problem... ))-: Journal manners Guide Find out how to teach children proper Institute Magnificentmanners Offers programs in children s manners, adult etiquette and business http://www.lukol.com/Top/Society/Relationships/Etiquette/&e=747

Sorry, The information you are looking for has not been found in the Lukol Directory. You can return to the Lukol home page for a new search.

7. ContraCostaTimes.com | 10/23/2002 | Birthday Parties Can Teach Manners child, guest or even the adult host creating a major social faux pas, etiquette experts say they can use ubiquitous birthday parties as a way to teach manners for both http://www.broward.com/mld/cctimes/4349229.htm

Search: Articles-last 7 days Articles-older than 7 days The Web for News Sports TimeOut Business ... Homes var request_url = escape(document.location.href); var request_domain = ".broward.com"; Jobs Search List Cars ... List TIMES POLL What will you most remember about Reagan's presidency? Past polls Suggest a poll Featured Summer movies Times Diet Club Dottie's story Sections News Breaking News Sports Classifieds ... CareerBuilder Expanded Coverage Presidential race Gov. Schwarzenegger Uncivil Servants Laci Peterson ... More special reports Other Editions San Ramon Valley Times Valley Times West County Times Brentwood News ... Walnut Creek Journal Hills Newspapers Alameda Journal Berkeley Voice El Cerrito Journal Montclarion ... Piedmonter Find it Fast Traffic Conditions Contests Archives Sports Scores ... News by Email Services Search the Site Site Index Contact Us Talk to the Times ... Newspaper Subscription Shopping Grocery coupons Jobs Cars Homes ... Yellow Pages Special Sections Danville Life More Sections Back to Home Tuesday, Jun 08, 2004

8. EHow.com How To Teach Your Child Manners How to teach Your Child manners. It's never too early or too late - to teach your child about proper etiquette Smith - unless the adult tells them to do otherwise http://www.ehow.com/ehow/ehow.jsp?index=1019&id=3511

9. Training_manners Snuggles and Gidget learn Some Table manners. When my friend Marsha asked me to care for Snuggles her Toy Poodle, while she traveled out of town, I readily agreed. I anticipated no problems having her as a weekend houseguest. loving companion in all situations. teach table manners to an adult dog retraining an adult dog who has failed his foodbowl etiquette test. Here's what to do http://home.hiwaay.net/~claudia/Training/tablemanners.htm

Snuggles and Gidget learn Some Table Manners When my friend Marsha asked me to care for Snuggles her Toy Poodle, while she traveled out of town, I readily agreed. I anticipated no problems having her as a weekend houseguest. As she dashed for the airport taxi, Maggie called over her shoulder that Snuggles didn't like anyone near her when she ate. This gave me pause, but I hoped that with proper planning there would be no problem. Unfortunately, my brother-in-law passed near Snuggles at dinnertime. The Poodle lashed out, and sunk her teeth into his foot. Clearly, Snuggles thought that she was in charge when he bit my brother-in-law! Hey, that's my food! Why did Snuggles act this way? In her mind, she was guarding a valuable resource and showing who was boss. A dog's natural inclination is to protect anything that he considers valuable. In addition to food, dogs may guard resting places, toys, mates, territory, and owners. In the wild, dogs work very hard to secure the things they need to survive. The dogs that are best at getting and holding on to important resources like food and dry, warm resting places become strong and healthy. The largest, strongest, and smartest dog becomes leader of the pack. He has an automatic right to eat first and eat the most. The leader disciplines anyone who interferes. Clearly, Snuggles thought that she was in charge when she bit my brother-in-law!

10. Meet Miss Manners For Junior Social Set will teach introductions, handshakes and table manners. All students will receive an etiquette booklet and adult etiquette involves either everyday issues or protocol for those http://www.freep.com/news/cfp/5/rtea11_20040311.htm

new COOLjsMenu("test",MENU_ITEMS); Eastpointe Fraser Grosse Pointe Farms Grosse Pointe Shores ... PRINTER-FRIENDLY FORMAT Meet Miss Manners for junior social set Her tea parties teach etiquette to kids March 11, 2004 BY BARB PERT TEMPLETON FREE PRESS SPECIAL WRITER Teaching young children how to behave at the dinner table or to properly set that table may sound challenging, but Marguerite Humes embraces the task. "The children are just great and always so excited," said Humes of her etiquette class for boys and girls. "And I make sure every child has a chance to participate." Two classes, at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., will teach introductions, handshakes and table manners. All students will receive an etiquette booklet and table setting map. Tea, tea sandwiches and desserts will be served. The cost is $14, and participants must register in advance as space is limited. Museum Director Kim Parr said a similar class was offered at the house in November, and it was so popular people had to be turned away. She used her waiting list to schedule the two upcoming classes. "The Girl Scouts just love this class because they can get a badge," Parr said, noting that male students are a bit scarce. "The last class, out of 30 kids, there were only four boys, but we hope to get more."

11. Morality, Ethics specific suggestions on HOW to teach a child are necessary to being an adult withgood religionbased or not), ethics, etiquette, manners, appreciation, empathy http://www.saferchild.org/morality.htm&e=747

12. Kensington Etiquette -- Program Information The Polite Way to teach manners to the Young. The Kensington etiquette adult Programs. Kensington Corporate etiquette Seminars http://www.kensingtonetiquette.com/program.htm

The Polite Way to Teach Manners to the Young. You will notice a difference Our Programs Standard Programs Offered All standard etiquette programs include: * Students have their own place setting during each class * The Kensington Placemat (for home use) * Phones/Flash Cards (for classroom use) * Role-Playing Techniques * The Program Finale (invitations are sent home for the parents) Etiquette I (ages 6-12) Etiquette II (ages 6-12) Etiquette III (ages 6-12) Etiquette I "For Teens Only" (ages 13-18) Etiquette II "For Teens Only" (ages 13-16) Etiquette III "For Teens Only" (ages 13-16) The Kensington "Social Graces Luncheon" (This is a delightful luncheon structured for the children staying at hotels and resorts) Program Topics Include: * Social Graces * Dining Etiquette * Informal/Formal Place Setting * The American ~ European Style of Eating * Conversational Skills * Tolerance for Others * Respecting Your Elders * Self-Respect!

13. DigsMagazine.com | Host: ETIQUETTE SCHMETIQUETTE Common-sense Manners For Real W guide for the postcollege, pre-parenthood, quasi-adult generation etiquette Schmetiquette. common-sense manners for real-world living anyone has time to teach you before you all http://www.digsmagazine.com/host/host_etiquette_4-25-02_3.htm

be the perfect host/ess what's for dinner take the poll a home + living guide for the post-college, pre-parenthood, quasi-adult generation home editor's note DEPARTMENTS o lounge o nourish o host o laze o BOARDS o send an ECARD about contact submit your ideas ... search SiGN UP! join the DigsNews mailing list + we'll keep you posted about updates and other DIGS-related news . hostess with the mostest? J ump to the boards and talk. other recent host articles: o Liquorless Libations o Get into the Groove o Housewarmings o Easy Munchables o Drink Dress-ups o Bring your own [potluck etiquette] o Married with Children o Cold Weather Cocktails o Thanksgiving Timeline o Halloween Cocktails o Fright Night: Costume Anxiety o End-of-Season BBQ o Book Club o Make it a Margarita DigsMagazine.com.

14. Expert Details I cover adult and children`s manners,introductions, dining skills, verbal and writtencommunication (including email I teach manners and etiquette at the http://www.allexperts.com/displayExpert.asp?Expert=54278&e=747

15. ZapMeta Directory > Society > Relationships > Etiquette Offers programs in children s manners, adult etiquette and business etiquette. Findout how to teach children proper etiquette and good table manners. http://www.zapmeta.com/search/meta/db.pl?dir=145489&e=747

16. Etiquette Book, Business Dining Etiquette, Manners Phone includes the bonus video, A Place At The Table This video provides a fun and creativeway to teach the basics adult Dining Social etiquette Video 45 http://www.etiquettesurvival.com/products3.htm&e=747

17. Lesson Plans time only, How to teach Your Children manners, a chapter from my book, ContemporaryAmerican etiquette, will be Lesson Plans for adult Classes and Workshops. 1 http://rebecca576.tripod.com/etiquettebyrebecca/id15.html&e=747

18. Manners if the restaurant experience involves an “adult” restaurantthe Her sensitivityto manners stems from her childhood pains to teach table etiquette and to http://www.wranglernews.com/manners.htm&e=747

19. Adult Webmaster Resources, Articles, News, Help Guides, Sites a victim of failing to remember my manners myself felt like accomplishing the impossibletask of teach a lame up with some basic rules of etiquette for everyone http://www.cozyfrog.com/guides/business/articles/BoardEtiquette.asp&e=747

20. BabyCenter | Page Not Found back to what has already been determined as proper etiquette. children I know withthe best overall manners are the on a level equal to the adult (which they http://www.babycenter.com/comments/toddler/toddlerdevelopment/1262720&e=747

Sorry, page not found We apologize for the inconvenience - our engineering team is working on correcting this error. Click the Back button on your browser to return to the previous page, or use the search below to find what you're looking for. Search Articles Products All contents

A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  X  Y  Z

Page 1     1-20 of 97    1  | 2  | 3  | 4  | 5  | Next 20