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 54
nd have thechild imitate. The possible number of such designs with8 squares is very large and these arrangements will notbe exhausted in this lesson. It is rather best to start byarranging the 8 tablets in a horizontal row on the squaresmarked on the table, then in a vertical row leaving aspace… … By this time he will probably be anxious to experi-ment and invent different arrangements for himself, andhe should be encouraged to do so, but he should be carefulto observe the Law of Opposites, as described in les-son 6. 2. Have the child finish pasting row of orange squares 49 KINDERGARTEN AT…
Kindergarten · Creative activities and seat work
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