Seat work and industrial occupations; a practical course for primary grades (1905)
Gilman, Mary Louise, Williams, Elizabeth Baille, 1846- · New York, Macmillan · leaf 103
may be givento this work. Givethe children four to _^ eight pieces of draw-ing paper (a half orquarter sheet), andsay: We will be paper makers this morning. You may de-sign the paper youwould like for thewalls of our play-house. (Of coursechildren have beenhelped before, andhave worked too ontablet… … Fig. 7S. — Bedroom Paper. SEAT WORK AND INDUSTRIAL OCCUPATIOXS 101 until recess is desirable. Short, scrappy work, with no signifi-cance, except to keep busy, is distracting and pernicious. If in a jnimary room, the reading class will probably be givena board concerning the work in hand. It might…
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