The kindergarten in the home; a book for parents and for all interested in child-training (1909)
Newman, Caroline Sophia, 1863- [from old catalog] · Boston, L. C. Page & company · leaf 98
ywere allowed to try their hands at wash-ing windows and scrubbing shelves as wellas to wash, hang out to dry and finallyiron dolls clothes, dusters and towels. Ofcourse this made much more work than tohave a servant do it, and occasional acci-dents in the way of spilled water and wetclothes were… … jobs which the children with a little helpcould perform. An occasional morningwas spent in putting the yard in order,gathering up scraps of paper and deadleaves, sweeping the lawn and so on. 78 KINDERGARTEN IN THE HOME Sometimes on a cold, rainy fall after-noon Uncle would come home tired andwet to…
Kindergarten · Domestic education
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