Liberty Public Library Presents a story time all about minding your manners.

1. Liberty Public
Library
Story Time
At Home Project:
Achoo! Face
Tips for Parents: Early literacy skills and fine motor
skills go hand-in-hand, quite literally! Help your
child to write by giving them activities that use hand
Mind Your Manners
Welcome Song:
Are you listening?
Are you listening?
Yes I am! Yes I am!
Now it’s time for Story Time,
Now it’s time for Story Time,
Yes it is! Yes it is!
What You Will Need:
1. Paper plate
2. Crayons
3. Tissue
Step 1: Draw a picture of your face!
Step 2: Glue it onto a plate
Step 3: Glue on the tissue to cover the nose.
Step 4: Use this fun craft as a reminder to
always blow your nose into a tissue, not on
other people!
Adapted from Storytime Katie website
Excuse Me, Songs
Thank You
Sung to "If You're Happy and You
Know It"
When my grandpa gives me something,
I say "thank you",
When my grandma gives me some-
thing,
I say "thank you".
I can see it makes them happy
When I say it so politely
Yes, good manners mean to always
say "thank you"!
If I bump into someone
I say "excuse me".
If I need to interrupt
I say "excuse me".
I can see it makes people happy
When I say it so politely
Yes, good manners mean to always
say "excuse me"!

2. Tips for Parents:
ECRR incorporates simple practices, based on
research, to help parents and other caregiv-
ers develop early literacy skills in children
from birth to age five.
What Do You Do? Book Recommendations
Created By Samantha Colwell, 2016, Liberty Public Library
Dramatic play engages children
in both life and learning. Its’
real value lies in the fact that it
increases their understanding
of the world they live in, while
it works to develop personal
skills that will help them meet
with success throughout their
lives.
Learn more at
Www.earlychildhoodnews.com
Circle the most polite
things to do!
Share with friends!
Say please and thank you.
Remember to blow your
nose into a tissue.
Say, “Yes, please! No, thank
you!”
Greet your friends by saying
hello.
Llama Llama Time To Share
By Anna Dewdney
“Does llama llama love his toys?
Of course! Does llama llama love
to share them? He’s not so sure.”
Excuse Me!
By Lisa Kopelke
“Frog has a problem. Burping
makes him happy, but all the
other frogs think it’s disgusting!”
No, David!
By David Shannon
“When David Shannon was five
years old, he wrote and
illustrated his first book. On
every page were the words ‘No,
David!’...and a picture of David
doing things he was not supposed
to do.”