Projects in the primary grades; a plan of work for the primary grades and the kindergarten (1919)
Krackowizer, Alice Marie · Philadelphia and London, J.B. Lippincott company · leaf 43
t to follow in the next paragraphconcerning standards for the selection ofproblems and projects, it may be said, thatthe dead twigs and branches, through whichthe sap no longer courses, and the individ-ual twigs at the foot of the trunk which takefrom the strength of the tree without con-tributing… … A. MAKING OUR BED-ROOM riHNITUUEB. WEAVINd OUK UUG; MAKIXli MAY BASKETS CHILDRENS PURPOSEFUL ACTIVITIES 23 all problems or projects need or should re-ceive attention at school. The basis for de-termining which shall be utilized and whichrejected includes the following questions: 1. Does the problem…
Education · Kindergarten
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