Mr. Ladislav Spacek endorses the game of good manners "Don't Pick Your Nose!"
"I consider 'Don't Pick Your Nose' to be an important educational tool because through a fun and spontaneous way, children learn the basics of behaving towards other children and adults, giving them a solid foundation that will last them for the rest of their lives. Teaching how to properly behave towards others cannot be started soon enough. The first relationship patterns, and the first models for resolving conflicts are created in the sandbox. A whole range of relationships begin to be played out beyond the immediate family in places like nursery and primary school classes - towards classmates, between boys and girls, towards teachers and other adults who are strangers, and towards the environment. The game provides instructions on how to behave in all these situations and that is why I welcome it as an excellent aid for parents, grandparents and teachers".
Ladislav Spacek
The game for children 3 to 7 'Don't Pick Your Nose!' can be found on the web site of 4bambini: http://www.4bambini.com/
Ladislav spacek is a teacher by profession who taught at the Philosophical Faculty of charles University in Prague. Since the early 90's, he worked in the Prague Castle (Presidential palace) as the spokesperson for Vaclav Havel, former-President of the Czech Republic. He participated in prestigeous social events to no end, accompanying the President on visits to more than 50 countries throughout the world, and meeting dozens of leaders and members of royal families. Now, he works as a consultant in communication and etiquette. He has published several books on etiquette, and has made a television series and written many newspaper and magazine articles on social behavior.
More information on Mr. Spacek are available on his web site: http://www.ladislavspacek.cz/
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