Projects in the primary grades; a plan of work for the primary grades and the kindergarten (1919)
Krackowizer, Alice Marie · Philadelphia, London : J. B. Lippincott company · leaf 50
ce lives,and illuminates them with a ray of sunlightconvincing to others by its glow, its pene-tration, and its effects. This play spirit doesnot exclude seriousness, concentration, ap-plication, reverence, or any of the other sta-ble and basic qualities wliich are among theideals to be realized by… … A. INDIANSB. A JAPANESE SCHOOL PLAY AS PURPOSEFUL ACTIVITY 29 The play spirit then is an essential whichshould permeate the atmosphere of everyprimary school, constituting its moving anddirective force. 2. Representative play. This is the playindulged in by children when reproducingthe activities…
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