How Children Learn to Draw
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Sketches in Grade III, showing CxEOgraphical Characteristics of Different Countries ss^ T\< THE ILLUSTPtATIOX OF THEMES 83 (Fig. -')()), the deciduous forest occurred again, and in addition the children learned to draw the appear- ance of the desert, dunes, and rocky mountains, to- gether witli tropical vegetation such as palm trees, cacti, desert grass, etc. In Grade 111, under the topic " Norway, " the chil- dren reviewed mountains, studving; those of a some- what different shape, and drew the glacier, the coast line, including fiords and mountainous cliffs, and added to their drawing^ of the deciduous forest the pine trees. In this grade children studied also Swit- zerland and Holland and learned to draw the charac- teristic sky lines of these countries. They also studied some local history, which, in the locality of Chicago, includes the coast line of the lake and the broad expanses of the prairie. (Fig. 51. ) In Grade IV the geography again included deserts, shores, cliffs, mountains, and valleys.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sketches in Grade III, showing CxEOgraphical Characteristics of Different Countries ss^ T\< THE ILLUSTPtATIOX OF THEMES 83 (Fig. -')()), the deciduous forest occurred again, and in addition the children learned to draw the appear- ance of the desert, dunes, and rocky mountains, to- gether witli tropical vegetation such as palm trees, cacti, desert grass, etc. In Grade 111, under the topic " Norway, " the chil- dren reviewed mountains, studving; those of a some- what different shape, and drew the glacier, the coast line, including fiords and mountainous cliffs, and added to their drawing^ of the deciduous forest the pine trees. In this grade children studied also Swit- zerland and Holland and learned to draw the charac- teristic sky lines of these countries. They also studied some local history, which, in the locality of Chicago, includes the coast line of the lake and the broad expanses of the prairie. (Fig. 51. ) In Grade IV the geography again included deserts, shores, cliffs, mountains, and valleys.
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