Systematic Science Teaching: a Manual of Inductive Elementary Work for All ... 1

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Systematic Science Teaching: a Manual of Inductive Elementary Work for All ... 1
Edward Gardiner Howe
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The Lessons.
1. Let the teacher introduce the subject in a few woidfl^ and then, touching the head, ask, What is this called ?
908 STSTEMATIC SCIEKCB TIACHINO.
So with the trunk, arms, and legs. Can compare them to the limhs and trunk of a tree.
2. Whaiis the shape of the trunk t Let yolunteers draw on the hoard a front view (like the hody of a violin) and a croiB flection (oval). Call attention to the grace and elegance of the heautifal curves of an erect human hody, and speak of ways this ere
...ct carriage can he secured— such as carrying things on the head or walking with a hroomstick across the hack and through the arms.
3. SkilL— What is the whole hody covered witht Its coiorf How does it>i^ f (As though made for the hody.) How does it fed f (Soft^ warm, smooth, thin, etc.) a. The skin is double.
Who has had a hlister ? How did the skin under it look f (Bed.) That was the true skin. How did it feel when touched ? What is one important use of the tough, outer skin ? (To protect the inner.) b.


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