Tinsley, Laura Rollins, Mrs · New York, Chicago, E.L. Kellogg & Co · leaf 9
to sug-gest some of the ways by which these desiredresults may be attained. There are few who will deny that some train-ing is needed, beside what the child now has,whereby he may be led to think, observe, com-pare, invent, and classify for himself. It should, however, be thoroughly under-stood by… … m little knowledge of as many sides of industryas possible, and to familiarize him with com-mon substances and their physical properties;to make him a doer, instead of an onlooker, andto teach him to build character, as well as toconstruct articles of use and beauty. All educators must admit that…
Basket making
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