A book of Programs
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Make pictures of dishes, tins, cooky cutters, etc. ; or use Second Gift, letting cylinder repre- sent rolling pin, cube represent bread or cake and ball represent dumpling or pudding.
(c) Hand Work: Let the children go to school kitchen and actually bake something; or let them make various products of the oven from clay.
B. The Fabmek, His Spking Work.
1. Monday.
(a) Talk: Preparation of the ground for planting. Take the children if possible vvhere they may actually see the spring plowing in pr...ogress.
(&) Gift: Sticks. Make pictures of farm implements.
(c) Hand Work : Sand Tray. Prepare field for planting, using dampened sand and blocks or toy tools. Sow dry sand for seed.
69 III. Topics — Continued.
B. The Farmer, His Spring Work— Continued. 2. Tuesday.
(a) Talk: Sowing of grain and planting of vegetables. (&) Gift: Blocks. Make space inclosing forms representing fields all ready for planting and sowing, (c) Hand Work: Fold farmer's barn ; or fold pocket, apron or bag used for holding seeds during planting time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Make pictures of dishes, tins, cooky cutters, etc. ; or use Second Gift, letting cylinder repre- sent rolling pin, cube represent bread or cake and ball represent dumpling or pudding.
(c) Hand Work: Let the children go to school kitchen and actually bake something; or let them make various products of the oven from clay.
B. The Fabmek, His Spking Work.
1. Monday.
(a) Talk: Preparation of the ground for planting. Take the children if possible vvhere they may actually see the spring plowing in pr...ogress.
(&) Gift: Sticks. Make pictures of farm implements.
(c) Hand Work : Sand Tray. Prepare field for planting, using dampened sand and blocks or toy tools. Sow dry sand for seed.
69 III. Topics — Continued.
B. The Farmer, His Spring Work— Continued. 2. Tuesday.
(a) Talk: Sowing of grain and planting of vegetables. (&) Gift: Blocks. Make space inclosing forms representing fields all ready for planting and sowing, (c) Hand Work: Fold farmer's barn ; or fold pocket, apron or bag used for holding seeds during planting time.
What to read after A book of Programs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Lincoln Hoxie to read onlineMoreLess
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