61. Obedience Information build upon the skills and commands you learned previously, while adding some newcommands and manners. Dog Park etiquette (6 monthsadult) next scheduled http://www.4pawsdogtraining.com/obedience_info.html

Class Descriptions Puppy Kindergarten: (2 months - 5 months of age) next scheduled class Class Duration : 6 weeks/one meeting per week-$75.00 Family Dog Training, Level One: (6 months-Adult) next scheduled class The Family Dog Training, Level I course is geared toward companion dogs of all ages that are just beginning their training, or need a good refresher course. You will learn to teach your dog to pay attention to you, sit, down, come when called, leave objects alone (food, socks, etc.), walk nicely on a leash, stay, greet people nicely, settle down, and household manners (jumping up, etc.). Learn how to positively encourage your dog to be a well-mannered family member. Class Duration: 6 weeks/one meeting per week-$75.00 Family Dog Training, Level Two: (6 months-Adult) next scheduled class This is a continuation of the Family Dog Training I, or the Puppy Kindergarten Class. In this class you will build upon the skills and commands you learned previously, while adding some new commands and manners. Some added commands are; Wait, Take It/Drop It, Heel with Automatic Sits. Teach your dog to respond reliably with increased distractions. Class Duration: 6 weeks/one meeting per week-$75.00

62. Memphis Continuing Education - Personal Enrichment Covers the most common rules of etiquette including telephone etiquette; introductions;table manners at home, dining out Limit 1 child per adult. http://www.coned.memphis.edu/kids.html

Continuing Education Home Page All Courses Personal Enrichment Course Schedule ... Contact Continuing Education KIDS' STUFF SOCCER CLINIC (ages 7-12) WHERE ARE YOUR MANNERS? (ages 7-11) SAFE KIDS: On Their Own (ages 5-8) DRAWING (ages 9-12) ... GOLF I (ages 4-7) SATURDAY SCHOLARS March 22-April 12 Turn hum-drum Saturday mornings into hours of challenging fun. Our non-credit courses offer the gifted and talented youngster topics not usually available in the regular classroom. Scholars in grades 2 through 8 explore various areas of the arts and sciences taught by qualified specialists while enjoying the exchange of ideas with other students on their level. To have your name added to our mailing list for the Saturday Scholars brochure outlining the offerings, please call (901) 678-2381. IMPORTANT SOCCER CLINIC (ages 7-12) Brush up on your soccer skills and learn some new ones. Spend time with U of M soccer players as they take you through drills to sharpen your skills and provide tips on how to be a better player. Group/team rates available.

63. Etiquette And Rules Of The Dojang Tournament etiquette. 2. adult students participating in a tournament should helpout in any 3. Always show proper respect and manners to black belts and your http://pelican.taekwondo-mn.com/rules.shtml

What is Tae Kwon Do? Tenets of Tae Kwon Do Etiquette and Rules of the Dojang Meanings of Belt Colors ... Kardio Kickboxing Etiquette and Rules of the Dojang These rules apply to any and all Tae Kwon Do events and/or functions!!! One of the most important reasons for dojang etiquette is that it provides everyone with safe practice. Tae Kwon Do is for self defense ONLY!! Not to be used irresponsibly. Students are to remove their shoes before and/or upon entering the dojang. Shoes should be placed on racks (if provided) and should not be worn in training areas nor in changing rooms. Bow first to the flags, then to all black belt instructors in rank order upon entering and leaving the dojang. Bowing is the oriental equivalent of shaking hands. Proper bowing should be done to show respect. Inform the black belt instructors if you are injured or ill before or during class. If you are unable to attend class due to any reason, it is your responsibility to be courteous and call your instructor and let them know. Otherwise, it is considered a non-excused absence. Drugs, alcohol, tobacco, gum, foul language, and any form of recreational drugs, or disruptive behavior by students or visitors are not allowed or tolerated in the gym.

64. Adult And Community Education - Northside ISD DINING etiquette (NEW Remember, having good table manners is another way of havingrespect for at least 16 years old or be accompanied by a registered adult. http://www.nisd.net/comedww/generalinterest03.htm

Community Education Classes Registration Info Registration Form Locations ... NISD Home Search Our Site GENERAL INTEREST Learning For A Lifetime SUPER SINGLES MEETING PARTY!!! (NEW A Fun Way To Meet New People: Are you interested in the possibility of new relationships? Want a fun way of being selective in meeting other singles? Only have a limited amount of time Join us at the Northside Activity Center on Saturday, March 8 from 7 to 10pm for a series of fun, dynamic and innovative activities that enable you to meet new people comfortably. The unique party format assures that you will make new connections with all the people who interest you, both men and women. Throughout the energetic evening you will get to talk, play and laugh easily and with good humor. Mark Shafer, PhD is the host for this event. He is a popular workshop leader, singles coach, author and consultant, and has been hosting singles events since he was the social chairman of a fraternity back in the early 1970's! More recently, his Singles Meeting Parties have been presented in Austin, Houston, San Antonio, Dallas, and Denver. He is often invited to the weddings of those who met at one of his singles parties.

65. MariaEverding.com to blend contemporary manners with traditional etiquette, teens are manners For YoungMen is a program where with self esteem becomes the adult with confidence http://mariaeverding.com/programs.html

Programs Pretty As A Picture Maria Everding saw the need for a program where young ladies could develop poise and confidence during their formative years. Parents believe teaching manners is an integral part of parenting. However, the influence of another voice often conveys the common courtesies that parents try to teach their daughters at home. Young ladies are more receptive to guidance from a friend/confidante/teacher than from a parent. In September 1982, the first session was offered at Saks Fifth Avenue in Saint Louis, Missouri. There were 37 students in three classes. One year later, there were 210 students in seven classes. Since that time, more than 50 women have been trained and certified by Maria Everding (see Agent Listing below) to teach the Pretty As A Picture course. The Pretty As Picture program has reached nationwide prominence. Other Programs Developed by Maria Everding Just For Teens This course fills the needs and wants of teenagers. By learning to blend contemporary manners with traditional etiquette, teens are at ease with adults, with their peers and most importantly, with themselves. Manners For Young Men There comes a time in every young man's life when he is expected to know what to say and how to act in all social situations.

66. Birmingham Community Education the importance of polite behavior and etiquette standards including appropriate greetings,telephone use, manners for meal We teach kids how to be careful kids http://www.communityed.net/scripts/birmed/viewcat.pl?Inf=&Category=BGTUM

67. A Guide To Daily Etiquitte: KIDS Miss Stacey's Mind Your manners! A Guide to Daily etiquette. When teaching manners,keep the following in mind Doe or Mrs. Smith) unless the adult tells them http://calstaging.bemidjistate.edu/en3930/steinkopf/manners/kids.html

Miss Stacey's "Mind Your Manners!" A Guide to Daily Etiquette By: Stacey A. Steinkopf BSU Home engl 3930 staging server web project index ... Dating Who initiates? Who plans? Who pays? Netiquette Guidelines for Communication On-line. Telephone Tips on talking, making and placing phone calls. Tipping Who receives tips? How much? Kids Good manners are important to a child's social success, but no child is born with good manners. Beyond teaching "Please" and "Thank You" many parents aren't sure how to teach a child good manners. When teaching manners, keep the following in mind: Teach, Don't Reprimand Instead of saying, "Don't be so rude!" One could say, "It's not polite to belch at the table, but if you do, say 'Excuse me.'" Rephrase If the child says, "Yuck! I hate this green stuff!" Politely correct by saying, "What I'd like to hear you say is, "I don't care for spinach." Correct Privately Do your best to resist the urge to reprimand in front of others. Correction is more effective when you do not make a scene.

68. Links For Family Living posted stories about baby showers, business etiquette and general Miss manners OnUnderwire Miss manners is online $5 donation per month for adult support groups http://members.tripod.com/~kburge/HomeEc/familyliving.html

Get Five DVDs for $.49 each. Join now. Tell me when this page is updated WHAT'S HERE? A Blast to the Past Etiquette Family Living Resources ... Click here to search my site. This site has been visited times. Last Modified: July 17, 1999 by Applause Publications Any additions or corrections on the material in this collection of information would be appreciated and can be sent to Kim Burge . Accuracy of the information written in this site is not guaranteed and the maintainer assumes no responsibility for it's use or abuse. A Blast To The Past Bad Fads Museum Stroll down the halls of fashion, events, activities or collectibles. You're guranteed to either smile or cringe! Creatabilitytoys: The Museum of Avertising Icons Take a walk down memory lane....you see promotional icons at this museum that will let you relive commerical moments in advertising history! Etiquette Ask Carley This site focuses on wedding etiquette. You'll find an extensive archive with more than 25 topics, from attendants to wedding customs. Dear Abby Yes it is! Dear Abby online!

69. Shawwal time when he will be an active participant in society as an adult. children how tobuild good relationships, to have good manners and etiquette with others http://www.al-islam.org/publishers/tayyiba/shawwal.htm

Tayyiba Publishers Newsletter is designed to inform and educate Mu'mineen on Islamic subjects as well as provide information on useful books for adults and children Gems from the Qur'an Do you not see how Allah sets forth a parable of a good word (being) like a good tree, whose root is firm and whose branches are in heaven. Yielding its fruit in every season, by the permission of its Lord? And Allah sets forth parables for people that they may be mindful The words uttered by the human tongue have a great impact, on the life of the speaker as well as the lives of those it reaches. Words can comfort and console, but can also hurt and sadden. The ability to affect with the spoken word is the most potent tool of the human being. Using it wisely, he can achieve great results. He can win hearts and gain the respect and affection of others. A hadith of Imam Ali (a) says: Nothing attracts the heart of a human as much as the (good) tongue. Islam wishes its followers to use the power of speech to achieve goodness, to spread love and happiness, wisdom and guidance. The beautiful simile in the ayat above compares a good word to a fruitful tree. Just as a good tree is rooted firmly under the earth, a good word is also rooted in faith and the desire to serve and help others. The good it creates rises high above the surface of the speech, and its effects are continuous. The fruits of a good word are the encouragement, the boost in morale, the lifting of spirits, the warmth and the happiness that it creates. These continue long after the words are spoken.

70. Mastery Level 1 Focus Identity, behavior, etiquette, classroom manners and Islamic to higher elementssuch as behavior and etiquette. student on into their adult lives, then http://www.islamicedfoundation.com/weekend/mastery.htm

The Islamic Foundation of North America www.ifna.net Weekend School Mastery Level 1 Age Group: 5-7 years old. Students will spend a total of two years in this level. This level will be broken up into Mastery Level 1 A and Mastery Level 1 B Clothing Requirement: Boys will wear a white kufi or topi. Girls will wear a white hijab. An even more standard uniform is important and you may want to institute a wider dress code for the weekend school which has different color schemes for each level. This approach presents a sense of unity, it highlights for the students that they will be progressing through mastery levels, it cuts down on the distraction of students arriving in very unIslamic clothing every weekend and it provides a sense of equality among peers in each mastery level. Mastery Focus: Identity, behavior, etiquette, classroom manners and Islamic Adab. Methodology: The class will be divided into four segments of 30 minutes each with a 15 minute bathroom/water/snack break after the first two segments. The first segment will focus on training the students in motor skills and Islamic Adab and having them practice those skills. Islamic phrases will be learned. Mastery Level 1 B will focus on learning Salah in a basic way.

71. SANTI BOOKS A fun and simple way to teach your child values and publisher A practical, activitybased, one a day etiquette primer that makes learning manners fun for http://www.santibooks.com/default.asp?CategoryID=102

72. The Importance Of Dining Etiquette rules and common courtesies will help you familiarize yourself with the practicesand knowledge of dining etiquette. What About adult Table manners? http://web.csuchico.edu/~hgriffin/

The Importance of Dining Etiquette Table of Contents Introduction How Should My Kids Act? (At the Dinner Table, That Is!) What About Adult Table Manners? What to do When.... Dining Etiquette in the Business World A Quick List of Basic Business Etiquette Tips "Pretty Woman" Learns Dining Etiquette Set the Table!....And the Glasses! Test Your Dining Etiquette Knowledge! Dining Etiquette Test Answers Biblography Introduction What is professional etiquette? Essentially, it is the art of common courtesy. A dining environment can sometimes be harsh, and the use of good manners tends to soften the edges. Manners today are in a state of flux. You cannot rely on the rules that worked twenty or even ten years ago. Formal, rigid rules of the past no longer apply to the casual, liberated lifestyles of today. There is one thing that hasn't changed—your actions and behavior will be observed by the people who will play an important part in determining your future career opportunities. If you are striving for a higher level position, it is crucial that the image you portray is that of a poised, self-confident, successful individual. A large part of building a professional image is developing the skills to handle colleagues, clients, and superiors with tact and style. Professional etiquette can also be important in your daily life, such as on a date, dinner with a business client, or a fancy dinner with relatives. Following the presented rules and common courtesies will help you familiarize yourself with the practices and knowledge of dining etiquette.

73. Class List Consider the following classes for the adult and the child. CLASSES FOR CHILDREN. TableManners for Children *Organizational Skills (special Golf etiquette. http://rebecca576.tripod.com/etiquettebyrebecca/id2.html

Get Five DVDs for $.49 each. Join now. Tell me when this page is updated Class List Home About Us Class List Class Descriptions News and Events Contact Us Visitor's Questions Etiquette by Rebecca Any of these classes may be presented in seminar/workshop form. Through manners and etiquette for the 21st century, we can create a beautiful, civilized and caring world. Consider the following classes for the adult and the child. CLASSES FOR CHILDREN *Basic Manners for Children (a three class course) *Table Manners for Children *Organizational Skills (special addition) Just For Teens, Teen Etiquette New (a five class course) And coming soon: How to Teaa primer on tea parties CLASSES FOR ADULTS *Business Meals Dating Etiquette For Adults- New *Etiquette and Culture of the American People- New *Etiquette in the Workplace (workshop) -very flexible *Golf Etiquette *How To Teach Your Children Manners *How to TeaEnglish tea times- New *How to TeaJapanese tea ceremony- New *Organizing the Office Space- New (a three class course) *Prioritizing Time *Societal Rage (seminar) *Table Manners *Wine Etiquette **If you are from another country, please answer a few questions for me. I am gathering information for my Etiquette and Culture of the American people class. Just click on the questionaire button below for access to the form. Thank you.

74. CBS News | 'The Gift Of Good Manners' | August 19, 2002 12:49:44 an ageby-age guide for teaching manners at the She also contributes weekly etiquettequizzes to ivillage.com. With The Kids • A Nursery An adult Can Love http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2002/08/16/earlyshow/living/parenting/main518962.

CBSNews.com U.S. World Politics ... CBS News i-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 (AP) (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.

75. Mind Your Manners - Valentine's Day Tea those who currently read at grade level 04 and are age 7 through adult. We teachpractical skills your child will need to enter the workplace Windows, Word http://homeschooling.about.com/library/weekly/aa021100d.htm

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77. Final Touch Finishing School Provides The Necessary Self-image Tools And Etiquet want our boys to hear this.' adult Social Savvy she found nothing to reinforce themanners she was together information from parenting and etiquette books and http://www.finaltouchschool.com/new_SeattleChildArticle.htm

Five girls enter Deborah King's beautifully appointed Des Moines home with eager smiles. Two boys come in quietly and shake hands with the blonde lady, who glides toward them with a straight back and warm smile. "Spencer won't get out of the car," one of them yells. Someone goes back for him, and he shuffles in, looking at the floor. The eight children - a group of cousins, ages 6-15 - take off their shoes and sit on facing sofas in the elegant living room. Classical music plays softly in the background. They're here for one of King's Final Touch Finishing School classes on etiquette, a skill one of their mothers calls "a lost art." Today and tomorrow they'll practice introductions, handshakes, posture, grooming and telephone use. The third day will be a a three-course luncheon to teach dining etiquette. "Do you know why big burly football players love this class?" King asks the reluctant boys. "To get dates and keep getting dates," she says, with a twinkle in her eye.

78. Untitled Document Teen/adult Price $30 1Day Workshop participate in fun and exciting activities, etiquettegames, play-acting, traditional customs, table manners and more! http://www.anaheim.net/classes/ysptop.htm

Youth Special Topics Spring 2003 GHOSTS AND HAUNTINGS Explore the Paranormal with the San Gabriel Valley Paranormal Researchers Director and Founder, Diane Melvin. Learn about the different kinds of hauntings, why ghosts exist, living in a haunted house and electronic voice phenomena. You will also learn about haunted locations in California and locations the SGVPR have investigated including the Queen Mary, the Whaley House and the Andleberry Estate. Actual photos and videos of ghosts and paranormal activity will be shown. Prepare to be scared! Teen/Adult Price: $30 1-Day Workshop W 7-9:30 pm EACC W 7-9:30 pm DTCC W 7-9:30 pm EACC KIDS CARE EXTRAORDINAIRE Here's the ultimate baby-sitter preparation class! Become certified in First Aid and Pediatric CPR. Learn how to market your services, safely care for children, make healthy snacks, and entertain kids so that you'll be in demand. An additional $40 supply fee is payable to the instructor for training manuals, certification cards, and supplies. Bring a self addressed envelope and lunch. Instructors: Alicia Drozd.

79. Teaching Children Manners etiquette and polite behavior are signs of respect for by their first names, to interruptadult conversations unless Try these tips for teaching good manners http://www.lhj.com/lhj/story.jhtml?storyid=/templatedata/bhg/story/data/10036.xm

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