Harrison, Elizabeth, 1849-1927 · St. Louis, Mo., Chicago, Ill., Sigma publishing company · leaf 217
201 CURVILINEAR GIET. must have concentric circles in order that by the rep- etition of the circular lines and surfaces and their parts, the child may become familiar with them and their relation to the whole ; but these halves and quar- ter circles must be logically derived, not thrust upon the… … No. 56. Showing CurvUinear Gift divided vertically: (a) into and lb) into quarters. sand and one haphazard sensations wall thrust themselves upon the young child. If, however, we have trained his mind to work systematically and logically, he either fits these accidental sensations into the…
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