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Fine and industrial arts in elementary schools (1912)

Sargent, Walter, b. 1868 · Boston, New York [etc.] Ginn and company · leaf 78

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vellum,binding papers, tape, paste, sewing linen, and a punchcardboard work may be extended to include simple formsof bookbinding, such as portfolios, sketchbooks, pocket GRADES IV AND V 69 memorandum pads, notebooks, needlecases, book covers,clipping files, etc. (Fig. 19). Weaving is an occupation… … Tig. 19. Objects involving simple bookbinding processes, made by childrenin Grades IV and V. The table was made by a pupil in Grade VIII as can be made by the pupils themselves. Clay work intiles and simple pottery shapes is another valuable mediumof expression of form. The sort of working drawing…

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