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Paper folding and cutting; a series of foldings and cuttings especially adapted to kindergartens and public schools (1892)

Ball, Katherine M · Boston : The Prang educational company · leaf 17

An illustration from Paper folding and cutting; a series of foldings and cuttings especially adapted to kindergartens and public schools, 1892, leaf 17 — f such questions, have the children make a second or a third trial, until they get something which is satis- factory. The folding and cutting do not consume much time ; for this reason it will be found that the children can accomplish more by cutting than by drawing in the given time. FIGURES… … F.&. 2 T.G-. I Thus far the children have divided the paper by bisecting or trisecting the sides and connecting points of division, as Fig. i. Now we want a division which is made by lines radi-

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