Talks on drawing, painting, making, decorating, for primary teachers (1909)
Colby, Lou Eleanor · Chicago, Scott, Foresman and company · leaf 85
igeon and a rooster or a bulldog and a terrier, alternating the pose of one with the other and thus bringing out the characteristics of each more strongly. If the lesson is limited to fifteen minutes, as it is in a few places, it is advisable to devote the entire period to one animal. The teacher’s… … the boy or girl who owns the pet, if a pet animal has been brought, can stand near the desk and occa- sionally quiet it with a word or a comforting stroke of its fur or feathers. For the out-of-door lesson, the pencil is probably SUITABLE MEDIUMS the best medium, but for those that are given in the…
Art · Drawing
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