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The kindergarten; (1891)

Miller, Lida Brooks. [from old catalog] · Chicago, Philadelphia and Stockton, L. P. Miller & co. · leaf 140

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THE TENTH GIFT. 137 our doors, etc. No other metal so increases in value by reason of thelabor bestowed upon it. For instance a piece of ore that a child wouldhardly pick up, when gone through certain process, and has beenoperated upon by a skillful mechanic, how valuable it becomes. … THE TENTH GIFT. The tenth gift consists of material for drawing. It not only de-velops the power for representing things the mind has perceived, butaffords the best means for testing how farthey have been perceived correctly. Froebel has thus invented a beautifulmethod of drawing, adapted to the…

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