Educational Work of the Girl Scouts
Educational Work of the Girl Scouts
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Little boys play not only together but with menand boys of all ages. The interest of baseball is not confined to anyone age. The rules of the game are the same for all, and the smallestboy's judgment on the skill of the players may be as valid as that ofthe oldest "fan. " Girls have had in the past no such common interests. Their games have been either solitary or in very small groups, inactivities largely of a personal character. If women are to be effectivein modern political society, they mu...st have from earliest youthgregarious interests and occupations.
Among the scout activities that tend to develop this larger communitysense are games, athletic sports of all kinds, including team work andcompetition between small, well-knit groups. Folk dancing and otherforms of amusement, such as dramatics, pageants, and story-telling, serve a similar purpose because they all mean the possession of aresource not only for the right use of the girl's own leisure time, butfor serving this need in the community.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Little boys play not only together but with menand boys of all ages. The interest of baseball is not confined to anyone age. The rules of the game are the same for all, and the smallestboy's judgment on the skill of the players may be as valid as that ofthe oldest "fan. " Girls have had in the past no such common interests. Their games have been either solitary or in very small groups, inactivities largely of a personal character. If women are to be effectivein modern political society, they mu...st have from earliest youthgregarious interests and occupations.
Among the scout activities that tend to develop this larger communitysense are games, athletic sports of all kinds, including team work andcompetition between small, well-knit groups. Folk dancing and otherforms of amusement, such as dramatics, pageants, and story-telling, serve a similar purpose because they all mean the possession of aresource not only for the right use of the girl's own leisure time, butfor serving this need in the community.
What to read after Educational Work of the Girl Scouts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bryant Louise Stevens to read onlineMoreLess
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