Better Manners - More Fun!
New app Manners & Mischief helps children learn important life skills. Players wind through 3D mazes, gather treasures and a wealth of knowledge to unlock new levels as they strive for the crown.
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Tampa, Florida, March 13, 2016 (Newswire.com) - Professionals at The Manners Advantage Inc., announce a whole new component to teaching manners to children with the launch of their truly unique 3D mobile app, Manners & Mischief. “Children learn more effectively if the information is delivered using creative and entertaining methods. By appealing to their tech-savvy culture, Manners & Mischief provides a creative venue for children to have fun mastering their manners” says Kim Osborne, Partner, The Manners Advantage.
The Manners and Mischief app is now available on iTunes and Google Play, and can be played on a phone or tablet. Players have fun winding through 3D palace mazes, gather treasures and a wealth of knowledge to unlock new levels as they strive for the crown. They will encounter the Troll Bully, escape the dungeon, and dine with Beastly the Boar - all during which mischievous things may happen if they do not know their manners.
"By appealing to their tech-savvy culture, Manners & Mischief provides a creative venue for children to have fun mastering their manners"
Kim Osborne, Partner, The Manners Advantage Inc.
“Over 165 manners challenge questions rotate throughout the game and explore a variety of important life lessons” according to Leslie Jennewein, Partner, The Manners Advantage with over 20 years experience teaching etiquette. Topics include: Dining Etiquette; Greetings and Introductions; Respect for Yourself and Others; Bullying; Manners at Home and in Public Places; Self-esteem and Confidence; Poise and Posture; Sportsmanship; Nurturing Friendships; Communication Skills and Internet Etiquette.
Even with parents attempting to promote structure, guidance, and good moral values within their children, it has become increasingly difficult with the invention of social media, the internet, computer gaming, etc. Oftentimes, the "hero" in a popular game may not be instilling positive traits within children, and could actually be doing just the opposite of what is desired.
In Manners & Mischief!, children are entertained and challenged. By committing these positive life skills to memory, players unlock new levels, earn rewards, and ultimately demonstrate better manners when awarded the crown.