Kindergarten at home; a kindergarten course for the individual child at home (1911)
Hillyer, Virgil Mores, 1875- [from old catalog] · New York, The Baker & Taylor company · leaf 106
100 KINDERGARTEN AT HOME 2. Have the child draw the light sequence—acandle, a lamp, a gas jet and an electric light bulb. LESSON 91. 1. Have the child arrange a limited number of ringsand parts of rings in forms of beauty. 2. Have the child sew or complete another sewingcard. LESSON 92. 1. Have the… … LESSON 93. 1. Have the child arrange the pegs of one color tomake forms of beauty of his own invention starting 101 ♦ KINDERGARTEN AT HOME from the centre and working outward. Whenever heplaces a peg on one side, he should place one to cor-respond on the other side (Law of Opposites). Save. 2. Have…
Kindergarten · Creative activities and seat work
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