Bookless Lessons for the Teacher Mother
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A basin of water in which to float chips or sticks or walnut shells, each loaded with suitable freight or passengers, is sometimes in order. While we work in the kitchen, a small piece of dough, a paper breadboard and a toy rolling pin, make the child happy and busy turning out biscuits, cookies, bread, and pies. What child does not love a hammer and board and a 140 Bookless Lessons for the Teacher-Mother few tacks? Better than a board, a few shingles may be given him, for the delight of tackin...g the thin ends together and pulling them apart. Teach the baby to play games like peek-a-boo, hide-and-seek, riding a stick, and singing or saying "Ride a gray horse. " Teach him to string shoe buttons or kindergarten beads on shoestrings to make chains for mother.
The child's sweetest play is imitation of the parents' work, for the things he sees father and mother do every day fascinate and instruct him beyond measure. His curiosity is aroused at seeing something being done, he wonders if he could do it, and instinctively he goes through the motions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A basin of water in which to float chips or sticks or walnut shells, each loaded with suitable freight or passengers, is sometimes in order. While we work in the kitchen, a small piece of dough, a paper breadboard and a toy rolling pin, make the child happy and busy turning out biscuits, cookies, bread, and pies. What child does not love a hammer and board and a 140 Bookless Lessons for the Teacher-Mother few tacks? Better than a board, a few shingles may be given him, for the delight of tackin...g the thin ends together and pulling them apart. Teach the baby to play games like peek-a-boo, hide-and-seek, riding a stick, and singing or saying "Ride a gray horse. " Teach him to string shoe buttons or kindergarten beads on shoestrings to make chains for mother.
The child's sweetest play is imitation of the parents' work, for the things he sees father and mother do every day fascinate and instruct him beyond measure. His curiosity is aroused at seeing something being done, he wonders if he could do it, and instinctively he goes through the motions.
What to read after Bookless Lessons for the Teacher Mother?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ella Frances Lynch to read onlineMoreLess
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