Courtesy At School (1957)

Creator: A/V Geeks 16mm Films

Description: The film "Courtesy At School" emphasizes the importance of courtesy among students. It illustrates how being courteous involves thinking about others and following rules that enhance safety and enjoyment in school settings. Through discussions and examples, students learn that courtesy leads to a more enjoyable environment, fosters friendships, and helps everyone work together. Jerry, the main character, reflects on his past discourteous behavior and creates reminders to practice courtesy daily, highlighting its role in various school activities. Keywords courtesy, school, kindness, thoughtfulness, teamwork, friendships, safety, rules, classroom, playground Email us at footage@avgeeks.com if you have questions about the footage and are interested in using it in your project.

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[Music] it's easy to recognize Curtis and you see it it's even easier to recognize this courteous acts Jerry didn't mean to hurt anyone he was just in a hurry he didn't think of anything except what he was trying to do get to the ball field first he didn't think of anything else or anyone else that's why he was discourteous courtesy means thinking about other people and showing that you think about them too and courtesy is is what Jerry's class talked about that morning they talked about what courtesy means some thought courtesy was like kindness and others said it was just thoughtfulness someone else said it was chiefly caring about other people all Jerry's classmates thought courtesy makes a school more fun and while they went about their work Jerry thought about courtesy about how many school rules are based on courtesy getting off the school bus in an orderly fashion is important to safety of course but it's also courtesy it's thinking about other people people being careful of playground areas not interfering with others games ground rules they're also courtesy being courteous doesn't interfere with fun it means more fun when boys can get a game started quickly everyone gets to play everyone has more fun taking turns following rules thinking about others all are a part of courtesy in the Halls where there are so many of us we have to be especially careful about courtesy but because most of us are courteous we're able to move about get to our rooms and not have much trouble at all in our cafeteria you can see many examples of courtesy we take turns the line is orderly we go to the tables carefully and you can always count on someone helping you with your chair yes in our school you can find courtesy anywhere you look you can see courtesy helping us enjoy ourselves when we go to the auditorium courtesy has a great deal to do with how much we enjoy the program listening quietly is a part of courtesy keeping your attention on the program not bothering others that that's being courteous too everyone enjoys the program that way when the end of the program comes it's courteous to applaud Clapping Your Hands is a courteous way of showing that you enjoy the program when the time comes to leave it's courteous to wait to talk about the program until you get back to you room here it's fun to talk about what you saw how much you enjoyed it how funny something was even though you're having fun you take turns speaking when one is speaking the rest listen this is courtesy it's thinking about others and it helps all of us we are courtious and listen even when one of us has a hard time saying just what he means courtesies like these help us all the time they help us when we're working together in the classroom sometimes one of us is doing a problem and we make a silly mistake as Joe is doing he is isn't changing the inches to feet in his answer we don't laugh and make fun of him instead we help him we get the answer we need and Joe feels good that's what courtesy does it helps us work together it helps us make friends and keep friends it helps us to act grownup and it's based on thinking of others at least that's what Jerry has decided he's been thinking hard about courtesy this morning you remember why remember how he forgot about everyone else and thought only of what he wanted remember how discourteous he was well he's been trying to think of reminders for himself ways to help him remember to think of others courtesy begins early Jerry Drew this to remind himself to start the day thinking about others it shows him leaving home in the morning for school courtesy begins early Jerry must remember to leave home on time so he can meet his friend Jim they can walk together to the bus stop that's the way with courtesy you have more fun more friends at the bus stop you remember that others want to get on just as much as you do you wait so that everyone can get on quickly these drawings should help Jerry begin the day thinking courteously don't you think so courtesy helps on the playground Jerry's picture shows two boys holding a ball bat have you ever done that have you ever settled an argument or begun a game this way if you accept the results the game can be started quickly Curtis he helps on the playground all the time Jerry's next page reminds him that courtesy works in the school building here A boy is helping a girl at the drinking fountain there are other things that Jerry could show too he could remember to walk not run in hallways he could remember to be a little patient at his locker if someone else is in the way it takes only a moment it makes you feel good and it makes others want you around the last page reminds Jerry that courtesy keeps us friends in our classroom rooms but there's no picture yet of course there are many pictures Jerry could draw he could show how we work together courteously how we listen courteously how we greet visitors to our room taking turns as host and Hostess yes there are many examples of courtesy in our classroom for Jerry to choose from but instead of watching to see what he does why don't you tell about one way courtesy helps in your classroom it will help you to remember how important courtesy is in school [Music]

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