Manual training--play problems; constructive work for boys and girls based on the play interest (1917)
Marten, William Samuel, 1877- · New York, The Macmillan company · leaf 79
If desired the jack can be dressed and facial expressions added.The clothespin jack (Fig. 2) is a clothespin cut off at the end and armsand legs added. If the nails are put in so that the legs do not swingtoo freely, a number of postures can be secured. E 50 MANUAL TRAINING—PLAY PROBLEMS … CLIMBING AND JUMPING JACKS. The climbing jack asshown in the drawing is made by fastening the arm to the body in aposition slightly above the horizontal. The cardboard in the palmof the hand should not be fastened down too tightly. The stringshould slip between the cardboard and the wood with a…
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