Kindergarten Guide
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13. Shoe.
7- Chain. 14. Horse-shoe.
Nos. 2, 3 and 4. The stalks of these are made by insert- ing a short length of stick. Little pieces of twig answer the purpose even better if they can be obtained.
MODELLING IN CLAY. 175 No. 7. The chain is a favourite model with children. First the clay is divided into equal parts. If a chain of four links is desired, divide the clay into four equal parts, roll each into a little ball, and from this make the long cylinder. The four cylinders should be equal ...in length. Take one, and join the two ends together ; this is the first link. The second cylinder is passed through the first link, then the two ends are joined together. The remaining links are made in the same way.
No. 8 is easily made by first rolling the clay into a long cylindrical shape and then winding it round and round. A fossilised ammonite served as model for this figure.
No. 10. The cup is made from a cylinder, the thumb being pressed in to form the hollow part.
No. 11. The nest is made from the ball.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
13. Shoe.
7- Chain. 14. Horse-shoe.
Nos. 2, 3 and 4. The stalks of these are made by insert- ing a short length of stick. Little pieces of twig answer the purpose even better if they can be obtained.
MODELLING IN CLAY. 175 No. 7. The chain is a favourite model with children. First the clay is divided into equal parts. If a chain of four links is desired, divide the clay into four equal parts, roll each into a little ball, and from this make the long cylinder. The four cylinders should be equal ...in length. Take one, and join the two ends together ; this is the first link. The second cylinder is passed through the first link, then the two ends are joined together. The remaining links are made in the same way.
No. 8 is easily made by first rolling the clay into a long cylindrical shape and then winding it round and round. A fossilised ammonite served as model for this figure.
No. 10. The cup is made from a cylinder, the thumb being pressed in to form the hollow part.
No. 11. The nest is made from the ball.
What to read after Kindergarten Guide?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Los Bates to read onlineMoreLess
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