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The 30th of each month to cut off the bill<\/p>\n
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\ud83d\udd38 Watch the picture book and learn the manners of greeting and conversation together! The 25 Most Important Words for Cultivating Kindness and Kindness in Children, and Learning How to Greet and Speak to Each Other!
\nWhat do you say when you wake up in the morning?
\nWhat do I say in response to someone?
\nWhat to say when you meet a friend?
\nGreeting people is the first step in a conversation. Learning to say hello with a smile cultivates thoughtfulness and gentleness.
\n\"What should I say at such a time?\" This picture book provides children with a wealth of real-world examples.
\nWith the fun page-turning design, children can learn to say hello easily.
\nFrom home to away, all greetings and conversations are handled in this easy-to-use book!<\/p>\n
\ud83d\udd38[Message to Parents] \"Saying hello is the first step in a conversation, and it is a basic etiquette that should be developed at an early age. If the first greeting in the morning is energetic and said with a smile, it will start the day on a happy note. Since children imitate their parents, parents should start by greeting everyone at home and on the go, and children will learn to greet people naturally.\"
\n\"Before we eat, we say, \"Thank you, I'm going to start!\" to the people who prepare our meals and to the food that contributes to our lives. as a sign of gratitude. After finishing your meal, say with gratitude, \"Thank you, I'm full! Say this with gratitude by placing your hands on your knees or by clasping your hands together and gently nodding your head. Each family can customize their own dining rules.\"<\/p>\n
Cute illustrations with real-life examples make it fun for kids to learn how to say hello!
\n\ud83c\udf1f Interesting three-dimensional page flip design! (Passing things to others and saying goodbye)
\n\u2705 Suitable for 2 to 5 year olds<\/p>\n
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