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[Opening credits]

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Just before lunch one day, a puppet show 
was put on at school.

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It was called "Mister Bungle Goes to Lunch".

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It was fun to watch.

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In the puppet show, Mr. Bungle came to the 
boys' room on his way to lunch.

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He looked at his hands. His hands were dirty 
and his hair was messy.

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But Mr. Bungle didn't stop to wash his hands 
or comb his hair.

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He went right to lunch.

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Then, instead of getting into line at the 
lunchroom, Mr. Bungle pushed everyone aside 
and went right to the front.

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Even though this made the children laugh, 
no one thought that was a fair thing to do.

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Then, in the lunchroom, Mr. Bungle was so 
clumsy and impolite that he knocked over 
everything. And no one wanted to sit next 
to him.

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And when he finally knocked his own tray 
off the table, that was the end of the puppet 
show.

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The children knew that even though Mr. Bungle 
was funny to watch, he wouldn't be much fun 
to eat with.

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Phil knew that a Mr. Bungle wouldn't have 
many friends. He wouldn't want to be like 
Mr. Bungle.

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Later Miss Brown said it was time to for 
the children who ate in the cafeteria to 
go to lunch.

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She hoped there weren't any Mr. Bungles in 
this room.

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Phil stopped to return a book to Miss Brown 
while his friends went on to the lunchroom.

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He would have to catch up with them later.

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One his way to catch up with his friends, 
Phil almost walked passed the boys' room.

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But he stopped and thought we're his hands 
clean?

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No, they were a little dirty. Phil remembered 
that Mr. Bungle didn't wash his hands.

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Mr. Bungle's hair was messy too.

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Phil didn't want to be like Mr. Bungle.

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Inside the boys' room, Phil was surprised 
to see some of his friends washing their 
hands too.

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Phil washed his hands well with lots of soap.

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Then he rinsed the soap off.

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Phil dried his hands well too. When he was 
finished, he threw the paper towel in the 
basket where it belonged.

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And then he made sure that his hair looked 
neat.

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Now Phil and his friends were ready for lunch.

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There was a line of children waiting to get 
into the lunchroom when Phil got there.

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He saw some boys he knew at the front of 
the line.

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They waved for him to go up to the front 
with them.

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But Phil didn't want to break into line as 
Mr. Bungle did.

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So Phil went to the end. That was the fair 
thing to do.

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He would see his other friends inside the 
lunchroom.

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The line moved very fast, and soon Phil was 
inside.

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First he picked up his tray.

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Then he got his silverware.

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He put his knife, fork and spoon neatly on 
the tray.

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And then he slid his tray along.

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He always enjoyed looking at the good food 
in the cafeteria.

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It tasted good and was good for him too.

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Instead of having a sandwich today, Phil 
decided to take the hot lunch.

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Phil took some bread and butter too.

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And he knew what else he wanted: milk.

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But Alice took the last carton on the tray.

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Maybe there was more more milk, so he said, 
"May I please have some milk?"

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Phil remembered to say "may I" and "please". 
That was very polite.

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Yes, there was more milk.

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Phil remembered to say "thank you" when he 
took the carton of milk.

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Phil had good manners. He didn't want to 
be like Mr. Bungle in the lunchroom.

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Phil didn't want to forget his dessert.

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The cake looked delicious [and was huge!].

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At the end of the line, the lunchroom supervisor 
said she had noticed how polite Phil was.

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And she smiled at him.

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She wouldn't smile at a Mr. Bungle.

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Phil went to table where his friends were.

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He put his tray down carefully, pulled out 
his chair quietly and sat down.

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He knew his friends would like a noisy Mr. 
Bungle at their table.

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There was someone Phil liked: Freddy.

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He always brought his lunch from home.

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It looked good.

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Freddy had a sandwich, and apple, a cookie, 
and milk.

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Before Phil began to eat, he always put a 
napkin on his lap.

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So did Freddy.

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Everyone liked Freddy. He was very polite.

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For example, if he had food in his mouth 
when someone talked to him,

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he always took time to chew the food with 
his mouth closed and swallow before he answered.

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Phil noticed how straight and tall Freddy 
usually sat.

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Freddy kept his feet on the floor too.

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Phil would rather be like Freddy than like 
Mr. Bungle.

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Another polite person everyone liked was 
Alice.

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For example, when Alice sneezed, she covered 
her mouth and nose. This protected her friends 
at the table from any germs.

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While Phil and his friends ate, a boy ran 
past their table.

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You shouldn't run in the lunchroom. Only 
Mr. Bungle would do that.

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Phil and his friends wouldn't like to have 
a Mr. Bungle at their table.

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Then lunchtime wouldn't be as much fun as 
it is.

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Phil ate slowly and enjoyed his lunch.

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Finally, he had eaten everything except his 
dessert.

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He saved his cake for last.

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Only a Mr. Bungle would eat his dessert before 
he'd finished the rest of his lunch.

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And Phil wan't a Mr. Bungle.

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The cake was a lie.

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Phil drank his milk carefully.

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Some children are messy when they drink milk, 
but not Phil.

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As each of Phil's friends finished, they 
didn't leave the table but waited for all 
the others to finish eating too.

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Phil was the last one done.

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His wiped his mouth and hands carefully with 
his napkin.

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Then he cleaned the table where he sat.

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He didn't want to leave his place at the 
table dirty.

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Everyone at the table cleaned his own place 
well. But look at that table. It was left 
very messy.

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Phil thought a Mr. Bungle must have sat there.

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But Phil didn't want to be like Mr. Bungle 
so he put his chair neatly into place.

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And his table looked fine.

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Not a piece of paper or scrap of food was 
left on it.

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No Mr. Bungle sat here!

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Phil's friends were careful to put their 
waste papers and empty milk cartons where 
they belonged.

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In this way, they helped keep the lunchroom 
clean.

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Phil was certain that Mr. Bungle wouldn't 
put his paper in the waste basket and his 
empty carton on the milk tray.

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Mr. Bungle probably wouldn't bother to put 
his lunch tray in the right place either.

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But Phil and his friends did.

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Lunch was good today. And then Miss Brown 
told Phil and his friends how proud she was 
of them.

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They had left their table the neatest in 
the luchroom.

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No one here was a Mr. Bungle. And no one 
wanted to be.

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Are you like Mr. Bungle? Mr. Bungle is ashamed 
because he spoils lunchtime.

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Don't be like Mr. Bungle.

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Have good lunchtime manners and lunch will 
be more fun for everyone.