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Quarter century edition of The paradise of childhood. A practical guide to kindergartners (1896)

Wiebé, Edward, Bradley, Milton, 1836-1911, ed, Blake, Henry W. (Henry Wolcott), 1848-1897 · Springfield, Mass., M. Bradley · leaf 290

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blate Spheroid, Prolate Spheroid, Fig. 19. hand. In such case ask for unmixed, washed clay. Clay prepared for firing is usually unfit for modeling. Mrs. Hildreth's instructions for preparing the clay are as follows : — "If the clay is dry, in lumps or powder, tie Ovoid, Cone, Cylinder, and Cube in… … Fig. 17. clay, and, without untying, knead thoroughly several series, one for each Normal Type. In the until the mass seems plastic, and perfectly free first series, the first Normal Type is the Sphere, from lumps. Open the cloth and examine it and the typical objects are sugar-bowl, F\g. 14, from…

Fröbel, Friedrich, 1782-1852 · Kindergarten

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