Character Training in Childhood
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Care should be taken that these toys produce pleasing sounds, not ear-split- ting, discordant noises.
In choosing colors, also, the simple, gay, primary colors should be selected, such as are used in the Kindergarten, for the child does not begin consciously to compare and discriminate between the various shades until the second or third year.
Train the Senses 133 Later, when this instinct for comparison begins to show itself, comes the time for such material as is provided by the Kindergarten,... or the Montessori teacher.
Luckily for the mother who lives far from any school, this material can be purchased for home use, and much of it can be made at home by any clever set of fingers.
Gradations of color may be learned by means of colored Kindergarten papers, or by the cards wound with colored silk which Montessori uses, in red, orange, yellow, green, blue, violet, brown, and black (shad- ing from grey to white). Each color is given in eight shades.
My memory travels back to the days when, as an alleviation to the mumps, I was al- lowed to explore my aunt's embroidery bag.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Care should be taken that these toys produce pleasing sounds, not ear-split- ting, discordant noises.
In choosing colors, also, the simple, gay, primary colors should be selected, such as are used in the Kindergarten, for the child does not begin consciously to compare and discriminate between the various shades until the second or third year.
Train the Senses 133 Later, when this instinct for comparison begins to show itself, comes the time for such material as is provided by the Kindergarten,... or the Montessori teacher.
Luckily for the mother who lives far from any school, this material can be purchased for home use, and much of it can be made at home by any clever set of fingers.
Gradations of color may be learned by means of colored Kindergarten papers, or by the cards wound with colored silk which Montessori uses, in red, orange, yellow, green, blue, violet, brown, and black (shad- ing from grey to white). Each color is given in eight shades.
My memory travels back to the days when, as an alleviation to the mumps, I was al- lowed to explore my aunt's embroidery bag.
What to read after Character Training in Childhood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary S Haviland to read onlineMoreLess
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