Putting the Most Into Life
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Think of the time lost in the average family looking for the broom when the time comes to sweep the floor. At this time all business suspends. Mother cries out first, "Where is the broom?" The older sister cries 13 to Jhn and Susie and Jane, "Where is the broom?" and that kind of thing goes on every into Cife ^ av * n ^ wee ^ an( * year. It takes the average family from ten to twelve minutes every day to find the broom. Now, we should teach a differ- ent lesson in our schools. We can teach in t...he first place that there are two ways for the broom to be put up, a proper and an improper way. We can teach the children that there is a place for the dust-pan and the dust-cloth and the match-box. The match-box is another thing that suspends business. Every night when the matches are wanted, everything goes helter- skelter. This is a larger problem than the broom, there being absolutely no light on the subject. The children should be taught that there must be a definite place for the broom and for the match-box, and it is surprising how quickly these lessons will be taken from the school-room into the home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Think of the time lost in the average family looking for the broom when the time comes to sweep the floor. At this time all business suspends. Mother cries out first, "Where is the broom?" The older sister cries 13 to Jhn and Susie and Jane, "Where is the broom?" and that kind of thing goes on every into Cife ^ av * n ^ wee ^ an( * year. It takes the average family from ten to twelve minutes every day to find the broom. Now, we should teach a differ- ent lesson in our schools. We can teach in t...he first place that there are two ways for the broom to be put up, a proper and an improper way. We can teach the children that there is a place for the dust-pan and the dust-cloth and the match-box. The match-box is another thing that suspends business. Every night when the matches are wanted, everything goes helter- skelter. This is a larger problem than the broom, there being absolutely no light on the subject. The children should be taught that there must be a definite place for the broom and for the match-box, and it is surprising how quickly these lessons will be taken from the school-room into the home.
What to read after Putting the Most Into Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Booker T Washington to read onlineMoreLess
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