Seat work and industrial occupations; a practical course for primary grades (1905)
Gilman, Mary Louise, Williams, Elizabeth Baille, 1846- joint author · New York, Macmillan · leaf 52
om the lower left corner. From upper right corner, cut a 5 by 4-inch oblong. From strip remaining at bottom, cut as many 2-inch squaresas you can. Suggestive Questions : In the. 3-inch squares, how manysquares ? How many square inches ? Show a third of the square inches. After finishing the number… … Fig. 35. 50 SEAT WORK AND INDUSTRIAL OCCUPATIONS Use for number lesson as in preceding exercises; or, cut thesheet into square inches and use the squares in laying designsfor mats and borders. (Fig. 35.) Exercise 4 TO MAKE BOXES OE DIFEEREXT DIMEXSIONS Material: stiff paper checked into inch…
Creative activities and seat work · Paper work
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