Someone New at Caleb's House (Manners are Homemade)
SKU
052872
ISBN
9780878137411
Grade PK-3
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Charlotte Mason
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Someone New at Caleb’s House
is part of a series of beginning readers from Christian Light. This sweet story
follows young Caleb as he prepares to welcome a new baby into his home. At
first, he feels very uneasy about the changes, but with his father’s guidance
and encouragement, he overcomes his fears. His father also teaches him what it
means to be gentle with those who are more fragile. Illustrations are of a
traditional Mennonite family. Softcover, 28 pages. ~ Tara
Publisher's Description of Someone New at Caleb's House (Manners are Homemade)
Home
is where manners are first taught and practiced. When Caleb's baby
sister arrives, he gets to practice the homemade manners Mama and Daddy
are teaching him. A big brother must be kind and gentle.
This is
the second book in the Manners Are Homemade series, five books for
preschoolers portraying courteous speech and behavior through the lives
of Caleb and his family. Simple but expressive watercolor illustrations
make Caleb an appealing little boy for children to learn along with as
he practices his homemade manners in everyday situations.
This is the second book in the Manners Are Homemade series.
In the Manners are Homemade series, young Caleb
encounters many situations where he needs to put his manners into practice.
Young children will relate to Caleb’s struggle to be polite when he’d rather be
selfish. Throughout each book, his mother’s sweet and gentle guidance helps
Caleb learn valuable lessons about treating people with our best “homemade
manners.” ~ Tara