Charlotte, Sister, Ethel Isabella, Sister · London [etc.] T.C. & E.C. Jack; New York, Dodge Publishing Co · leaf 66
62 KINDERGARTEN TEACHING work at the geography of the home district with the help of a sand-tray, or a sand -heap in the garden, if they have one. For example, if the child's home is near Regent's Park, the park with the inner and outer circles, and all the gates, should be constructed in the sand… … Gardens and the Zoo. The children should then draw a rough plan on paper from the plan in the sand, and thus they gain an intelligent idea of what a map really is. It is easy to see how this manner of teaching may be applied to making a map of London and the district, or in the case of country…
Kindergarten -- Methods and manuals · Domestic education
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