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Children's occupations (1920)

Nash, Maude Cushing Mrs · Boston, New York, Houghton Mifflin company · leaf 94

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cuts like a slice of bread. Give a child asmall piece at a time because, while held in the hand,moisture soon leaves it and it becomes unworkable. USE OF CLAY A NEW occupation has come to the child. Let him playfreely, finding out its qualifications and possibilities. Hewill pound it, roll it,… … CLAY-MODELING THE LITTLE ARTIST He may roll a piece that will be called a banana, Fatherscigar, or Mothers rolling pin. Then comes a httle ballwhich he can call a marble. CHAINS Let the child make many little balls, placing them in arow. These will suggest beads and he will want to putthem…

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