Johnson, George Ellsworth, 1862-1931 · Boston, New York [etc.] Ginn & company · leaf 39
red in prematurity, persists through manhoodand womanhood. What was at first instinctive has becomehabitual. I am not sure that the best distinction that can bemade lietween play and work is not this: one is the resultof the force of instinct, the other of the force of habit; if joyhas gone from… … Toy Making at the Andover Play SchoolPhotograph by C. S. Moore CHAPTER IIPLAY IN EDUCATION Play among the ancients. Primitive man undoubtedlyrecognized, in a way, the educational value of play. To manyof the ancients games were of great importance. The Egyp-tians idea was that heaven was a place…
Creative activities and seat work · Play · Games
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