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The kindergarten; (1891)

Miller, Lida Brooks. [from old catalog] · Chicago, Philadelphia and Stockton, L. P. Miller & co. · leaf 116

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s.Paper strips for inter-twining.Material for paper folding.Material for peas work.Material for modeling. NOTE.—The third, fourth, and fifth gifts serve for building purposes. THE FIRST GIFT. Il3 In all the Kindergarten work, whatever is presented to the childmust be done in a simple, yet concise… … THE FIRST GIFT. Nothing in the organic world but has its beginning in simplicity.Thus it is with the ball, an object, comprising in itself, and in thesimplest manner, the general qualities of all things.As a starting point, the ball gives the first im-pression of form, and being the most easily…

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