Studies From the Kindergarten
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The tri-prism appears as a new form and the slanting surface becomes a reality, while designs built are so varied and real that the child learns to love his gift lesson. The sixth Gift, the same in size as the fifth, is divided into twenty-seven bricks of the same dimensions of those of the fourth; three, how- ever, are cut lengthwise into halves, and six, breadthwise into halves, giving square prisms, or columns and half- bricks of two sizes. The columns of this Gift enable the child to build ...high structures resembling Grecian architecture.
The seventh Gift is composed of five planes made of thin pieces of polished wood, in light and dark shades. These planes furnish lessons in elementary geometry, and culti- vate the art of designing and the love of the beautiful through symmetrical form. The planes of the seventh Gift are easily derived from the second Gift. The eighth Gift consists of steel rings in three sizes, with the corres- ponding half-rings. The rings represent the outlines of the ball or of the round face of the cylinder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The tri-prism appears as a new form and the slanting surface becomes a reality, while designs built are so varied and real that the child learns to love his gift lesson. The sixth Gift, the same in size as the fifth, is divided into twenty-seven bricks of the same dimensions of those of the fourth; three, how- ever, are cut lengthwise into halves, and six, breadthwise into halves, giving square prisms, or columns and half- bricks of two sizes. The columns of this Gift enable the child to build ...high structures resembling Grecian architecture.
The seventh Gift is composed of five planes made of thin pieces of polished wood, in light and dark shades. These planes furnish lessons in elementary geometry, and culti- vate the art of designing and the love of the beautiful through symmetrical form. The planes of the seventh Gift are easily derived from the second Gift. The eighth Gift consists of steel rings in three sizes, with the corres- ponding half-rings. The rings represent the outlines of the ball or of the round face of the cylinder.
What to read after Studies From the Kindergarten?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Columbia University. Teachers College to read onlineMoreLess
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