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Children's occupations (1920)

Nash, Maude Cushing Mrs · Boston, New York, Houghton Mifflin company · leaf 124

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t the children must beshown that we do not simply put seeds into the groundand then expect them to grow. We must show thechildren that it is necessary to know how to prepare thesoil for the seeds, when to plant, to water, and to removeweeds. Discuss with the child the appropriate locationsand why.… … PAPER-CUTTING LITTLE FARMERS want to find the sun then. K one can have only a shadyplace for the garden, one can still have a pretty one offlowers which prefer the shade such as pansies, forget-me-nots, and lilies-of-the-valley. It also makes a greatdeal of difference to a plant whether it finds…

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