Kindergarten Activities
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As an evolution from these, we take our rulers and cut oif curved sections in such a vVay as to give our structures something of a square effect. Windows and chimneys are made to match, and fences and doorsteps, which are a great improvement on the orig- inal attempt, can be fashioned by means of our one tool.
Eskimo houses and the homes of the Cave Dwellers have kept many little fingers busy in the happiest sort of way. The bank swal- lows ' nesting places also add themselves to our list and a... prairie dog village as well.
When cake baking is in process we like to liegin with dry sand, some of which is re- served for sugar and frosting. We bring out our tin dishes and with them *^play i^-^ik- 68 Kindergarten Activities.
man.'' This familiar personage arrives with a watering can of liquid and leaves it in gallons, quarts, and pints (gallons pre- ferred) at the various back doors. Since it is baking day and a large quantity of milk is needed, he calls again and again until the sand and water are sufficiently mixed and a dough is produced which can be moulded into pies, cakes, doughnuts, biscuits, and loaves of bread.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As an evolution from these, we take our rulers and cut oif curved sections in such a vVay as to give our structures something of a square effect. Windows and chimneys are made to match, and fences and doorsteps, which are a great improvement on the orig- inal attempt, can be fashioned by means of our one tool.
Eskimo houses and the homes of the Cave Dwellers have kept many little fingers busy in the happiest sort of way. The bank swal- lows ' nesting places also add themselves to our list and a... prairie dog village as well.
When cake baking is in process we like to liegin with dry sand, some of which is re- served for sugar and frosting. We bring out our tin dishes and with them *^play i^-^ik- 68 Kindergarten Activities.
man.'' This familiar personage arrives with a watering can of liquid and leaves it in gallons, quarts, and pints (gallons pre- ferred) at the various back doors. Since it is baking day and a large quantity of milk is needed, he calls again and again until the sand and water are sufficiently mixed and a dough is produced which can be moulded into pies, cakes, doughnuts, biscuits, and loaves of bread.
What to read after Kindergarten Activities?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beebe, Katherine, 1860- to read onlineMoreLess
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