Community Civics
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Through it comes the lesson that for either side to win every person on that side must take a creditable part ; that one per- son cannot win alone.
Sometimes schools are divided in two sides with leaders for giving programs. Or the schoolroom and grounds may be divided to see which division can be kept the neatest. And always there comes the same lesson. It takes every one working to- gether to succeed. The leader alone cannot make his side the best.
3. All Must Join in Heartily if Games Are to... Succeed. - - Every boy and girl has tried to get up a game with some one in the crowd who says : " Oh ! that is no fun ! " " Don't let's play. " " I'm tired of that ! " No game can go on with such a boy or girl around. They must either leave the crowd or else the fun and spirit of the game are sure COMMUNITY CIVICS to be spoiled. No boy or girl can afford to be a " pull-back " unless the thing that the crowd is going to do seems to him to be wrong.
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What to read after Community Civics?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Through it comes the lesson that for either side to win every person on that side must take a creditable part ; that one per- son cannot win alone.
Sometimes schools are divided in two sides with leaders for giving programs. Or the schoolroom and grounds may be divided to see which division can be kept the neatest. And always there comes the same lesson. It takes every one working to- gether to succeed. The leader alone cannot make his side the best.
3. All Must Join in Heartily if Games Are to... Succeed. - - Every boy and girl has tried to get up a game with some one in the crowd who says : " Oh ! that is no fun ! " " Don't let's play. " " I'm tired of that ! " No game can go on with such a boy or girl around. They must either leave the crowd or else the fun and spirit of the game are sure COMMUNITY CIVICS to be spoiled. No boy or girl can afford to be a " pull-back " unless the thing that the crowd is going to do seems to him to be wrong.
The world likes " boosters. " booster " He sees a The world likes : ' boosters.
What to read after Community Civics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jessie Field to read onlineMoreLess
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