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Lesson Plans: Children & Teens

 Rebecca Black presenting a lesson for children

Through my many years as a credentialed teacher, I wrote countless lesson plans.  I spent most of my career teaching children and when my students enjoyed the lesson, it was joyful.   So, when I retired and began my etiquette business, I carried on the tradition and wrote lesson plans for each class.  All are created to be used from day one. 

Etiquette for the Socially Savvy Teen Lesson Plans written by Rebecca Black Growing up Socially Savvy Lesson Plans written by Rebecca Black
Etiquette for the Socially Savvy Teen   

Growing Up Socially Savvy


 Just for Teens Lesson Plans written by Rebecca Black Manners for Children Lesson Plans written by Rebecca Black
Just for Teens

Manners for Children

Organizational Skills Lesson Plans written by Rebecca Black Prom Etiquette Lesson Plans written by Rebecca Black

Organizational Skills

Prom Etiquette

Table Manners for Children Lesson Plans written by Rebecca Black The Socially Savvy and Organized Teen Lesson Plans written by Rebecca Black

Table Manners

The Socially Savvy & Organized Teen Lesson Plans

The Socially Savvy and Well-Dressed Teen Lesson Plans written by Rebecca Black

The Socially Savvy & Well-Dressed Teen


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