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Fine and industrial arts in elementary schools (1912)

Sargent, Walter, b. 1868 · Boston, New York [etc.] Ginn and company · leaf 50

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ability to control the hand so as to follow anoutlure. In addition to the technical control, children gainnew suggestions of form from the pictures they cut out,and these are likely to appear in later drawings. Free-handpaper cutting is also of great use as a means of interpretingobjects in terms… … Fig. 8. Free-hand paper cutting between given points. Toward the end of the year somesimple measurements which do not involve fractions ofinches may be undertaken with profit. Building with blocks is a type of constructive work.which is of importance for small children. By matching 42 FINE AND…

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