I would like to dedicate this book to all of the children and teachers at the YWCA Child Center in La Crosse, WI. They have each touched my heart and taught me lessons I didn't know I needed to be a teacher.

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This is Ellie. She is a clumsy elephant.

Ellie Is walking to school with her friends, Geo the giraffe, Hannah the hippo, and Pax the penguin.

Ellie and Pax were building castles together. Ellie got excited and jumped up and down, knocking over Pax's castle.

When Pax's castle fell over, it made him sad. Ellie laughed and kept on building her castle. Pax was still sad and wanted help fixing his castle. Ellie said "No!"

Pax doesn't play with Ellie for the rest of the day.

Ellie went over and played with Hannah and the train set.

Ellie took the train set away from Hannah. Hannah got sad and went to play with Pax.

During recess, Ellie played soccer with Geo. They kicked the ball to each other and laughed.

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This is Ellie. She is a clumsy elephant.

Ellie Is walking to school with her friends, Geo the giraffe, Hannah the hippo, and Pax the penguin.

Ellie and Pax were building castles together. Ellie got excited and jumped up and down, knocking over Pax's castle.

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"Ellie Learns Manners"

Lacy Walters

Ellie, a clumsy elephant, learns the importance of using manners and being a good friend after her actions hurt her friends. They forgive her and they all play together happily.

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