A Course in Citizenship
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Notice all the thoughtful acts you can see each day and tell about them when you come to school. Who are the most thoughtftd and kind people in your neighbor- hood?
Thoughtfulness by quick attention. Read: "A Gentle- man," by Margaret Sangster, in Little Knights and Ladies. Harper & Bros.
Read: "The Chicken's Mistake," and "They Did n't Think," Phoebe Cary. Poetical Works of Alice and Phcebe Cary. Houghton Mifflin Co.
"Advice," Anonymous, Poetry for Home and School. G. P. Putnam's Sons.
"Sparta...n Respect for the Aged," in School Man- agement, Emerson E. White. American Book Co.
THE THREE SIEVES ^ A little boy one day ran indoors from school, and called out eagerly: "Oh, mother, what do you think of Tom Jones? I have just heard that — " > From Ella Lyman Cabot's Charader Training, the English Edition ol Ethict for Children, edited by Edward Eyles. Geo, G. Harrap & Co., London.
104 A COURSE IN CITIZENSHIP "Wait a minute, my boy. Have you put what you have heard through the three sieves before you tell it to me?" "Sieves, mother!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Notice all the thoughtful acts you can see each day and tell about them when you come to school. Who are the most thoughtftd and kind people in your neighbor- hood?
Thoughtfulness by quick attention. Read: "A Gentle- man," by Margaret Sangster, in Little Knights and Ladies. Harper & Bros.
Read: "The Chicken's Mistake," and "They Did n't Think," Phoebe Cary. Poetical Works of Alice and Phcebe Cary. Houghton Mifflin Co.
"Advice," Anonymous, Poetry for Home and School. G. P. Putnam's Sons.
"Sparta...n Respect for the Aged," in School Man- agement, Emerson E. White. American Book Co.
THE THREE SIEVES ^ A little boy one day ran indoors from school, and called out eagerly: "Oh, mother, what do you think of Tom Jones? I have just heard that — " > From Ella Lyman Cabot's Charader Training, the English Edition ol Ethict for Children, edited by Edward Eyles. Geo, G. Harrap & Co., London.
104 A COURSE IN CITIZENSHIP "Wait a minute, my boy. Have you put what you have heard through the three sieves before you tell it to me?" "Sieves, mother!
What to read after A Course in Citizenship?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fanny E Coe to read onlineMoreLess
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