Childrens Gardens for Pleasure Health And Education
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Watering plots.
Thinning vegetables.
Pulling vegetables.
Spading, using wheelbarrows.
Painting and numbering signs.
Cutting grass.
Laying sod, etc.
The children did all the work, and the majority proved quite capable. Only enough was done by in- structors to get them started right.
CHAPTER XX Why long rows. Why finish individ- Why rows run north U al plots when school and south. Stops. Why plot size four by eight feet. Why these ve S etabIes TT7i_ 11 i_ i_ f r child's plot.
Why small path eight...- een inches wide. Why five rows.
Why individual plots Why collect left-over alike. ' seeds.
Why accurate meas- urements desirable. Why use sieves.
Why long rows? The good farmer plants long straight rows for economy of labor. The arrange- ment of the plots, when looking north or south, shows long, straight rows of similar plants, and gives the same appearance as a well-planted field. In this way the child gets the proper mental picture of a com- mercial garden.
Why rows run north and south? When the rows run north and south, the morning sun shines on one side of the plants, the afternoon sun shines on the opposite side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Watering plots.
Thinning vegetables.
Pulling vegetables.
Spading, using wheelbarrows.
Painting and numbering signs.
Cutting grass.
Laying sod, etc.
The children did all the work, and the majority proved quite capable. Only enough was done by in- structors to get them started right.
CHAPTER XX Why long rows. Why finish individ- Why rows run north U al plots when school and south. Stops. Why plot size four by eight feet. Why these ve S etabIes TT7i_ 11 i_ i_ f r child's plot.
Why small path eight...- een inches wide. Why five rows.
Why individual plots Why collect left-over alike. ' seeds.
Why accurate meas- urements desirable. Why use sieves.
Why long rows? The good farmer plants long straight rows for economy of labor. The arrange- ment of the plots, when looking north or south, shows long, straight rows of similar plants, and gives the same appearance as a well-planted field. In this way the child gets the proper mental picture of a com- mercial garden.
Why rows run north and south? When the rows run north and south, the morning sun shines on one side of the plants, the afternoon sun shines on the opposite side.
What to read after Childrens Gardens for Pleasure Health And Education?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Griscom Parsons to read onlineMoreLess
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