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Discuss the following in group. Do’s and Don’ts for young children.

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Discuss the following in group.

Do’s and Don’ts for young children.

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Sr. No. Do’s Don’ts
(1) Wash hands before eating. Talk while eating.
(2) Take small portions of food.  Fill your plate when you can't finish it.
(3) Eat everything served on the plate. Waste food.
(4) Respect elders. Disrespect elders.
(5) Be kind and gentle to all. Be rude and impolite.
(6) Be neat and presentable. Be untidy and unclean.
(7) Speak politely. Speak loudly.
(8) Help others in need. Ignore those in need.
(9) Help parents at home. Avoid work.
(10) Make friends/be friendly. Make enemies.
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Chapter 18: Weeds in the Garden - Things to do [Page 46]

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Chapter 18 Weeds in the Garden
Things to do | Q 6. (2) | Page 46
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