[Chicago, Ill. : Kindergarten Magazine Co.] · leaf 663
cause it is closest to the childs ex-perience. Every child loves a grocery, and especially asmall grocery in a quiet neighborhood. Its heterogeneousquality is its charm. Again, the kind of food we eat istraced to what we buy at the grocery. In occupation workwe cut and paste articles bought at the… … EVERYDAY PRACTICE DEPARTMENT. 639 A NEW SCHOOL OF WORK.— TEARING. All children have a tendency to tear. What childrenuniversally love, is developing. Shall we not, then, legiti-matize tearing, and add it to our schools of occupation?Fingers were made before forks and scissors. When thedesire came…
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