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s is innmnerable. With increasing in-terest, the child will soon work out his own ideas. Herehe is creating many geometric designs and beauty forms.It is also interesting to work out something from obser-vation, such as a house, tree, or a basket. WEAVING WITH OTHER MATERIALS With these fundamental… … □ ■ D ■ D-^iSj n.n.n.F PAPER-WEAVING KINDERGARTEN OCCUPATIONS other materials than paper, many useful aticles canbe made. A loom, which takes the place of the mat inpaper-weaving, can be made at home by taking an emptywooden box, a salt-box, for instance, and driving nailshalfway in on the ends.…
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