Seat work and industrial occupations; a practical course for primary grades (1905)
Gilman, Mary Louise, Williams, Elizabeth Baille, 1846- · New York, Macmillan · leaf 43
old into box form; thehalf oblongs form part of the sides of the box. (Fig. 31.) Fig. 30. .r^. TO FOLD A PONY CART Dictate: — Fold a square of paper into 16 squares. Fold and paste as for open box. Make with circle marker two circles twice the height of box, for wheels. 40 SEAT WORK AND INDUSTRIAL… … Fig. 32. The children may use any little scraps of paper to make aseat, — simply a strip folded in bench form. They can, too, exercise their own ingenuity, if they are soinclined, and cut a pony to stand between the shafts, driveron the seat, etc. By simply standing another box upright in the back…
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