Harrison, Elizabeth, 1849-1927 · St. Louis, Mo., Chicago, Ill., Sigma publishing company · leaf 213
197 DIVIDED CYLINDER. it is well always, if possible, to draw the name from the children, thus avoiding the danger of giving them names of form which they do not compre- hend. To some children a railway roundhouse is a familiar object, whereas other groups of children have no idea of the… … No. 53. Showing two last moves of sequence begun in No. 53, viz: c?~Two gateways to trains, e— Door to railway station. families represented by sticks, or with the fingers of the child, (or with unimaginative children, dolls cut out of paper may be used). The play may rep- resent these families as…
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