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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 64

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e-half the next card in orderof difiiculty with its appropriate color. LESSON 32. 1. Have the child lay lentils over the next sewing cardunsewn, making the design as it is to appear when sewn,then have him make the same design on his table, withoutthe card. 2. Have the child weave one-half a mat as… … LESSON 33. 1. Have the child make a row of red pegs at the topof his peg board, then skip a row and make a row oforange pegs, and so on, making a row of each of thecolors so far studied. 2. Tell the child that to-day you are going to let himpaint a flower, a very sweet flower that grows in thewoods…

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