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Fine and industrial arts in elementary schools (1912)

Sargent, Walter, b. 1868 · Boston, New York [etc.] Ginn and company · leaf 65

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lk atarms length and producing the line slowly and steadily to a 56 FINE AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS length of two or three feet and then testing it with a plumbline. Horizontal lines and lines to represent given slantsshould also receive attention. It is of great importance thatthese geometric relations… … Fig. 14. Designs for bookmarks and valentine Design. The general lines of work suggested for Grade Icontinue through Grades II and III with higher stand-ards of accomplishment. The problems involve plannmgsimple forms to be constructed and decorating them withsuitable ornamentation — such objects…

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