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A companion to Blackie's tropical readers, books I and II : containing suggestions for experiemnts and practical work (1911)

Wortley, E. J · Glasgow ; Bombay : Blackie · leaf 18

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, (ii) What I Did, (iii) What I Saw. 6. Drawings should be made to illustrate the speci-mens collected, the apparatus used, &c 7. Such drawings should be very simple, but shouldshow clearly and correctly what they are intended to INTRODUCTION 11 illustrate (fig. 1). Do not make small figures… … Midrib Axil 7?etw2e Node Fig. 1.—Diagram of a Leaf, showing how drawings in pupils note-book should be made 9. Pleasure should be taken in overcoming any diffi-culties that may be found in the work suggested. 10. Children often think that it is quite impossiblefor them to do a certain task, but…

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