Talks About Common Things
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^,, , , used for? ^ bottle, it fills the space so that no air can pass in, nor can the contents of the bottle escape.
Cork is also used for the soles of slippers and shoes.
Why 1 s 1 1 It is so light that it floats easily on the surface of adapted to mak- ° . i-^ •. • ing life-prcser- ^he Water, and because it possesses this quality it is vers and life- used for life-presefvers and in the construction ol boats? life-boats.
BLACKBOARD OUTLINE.
CORK.
1. THE COEK-TREE. 3. HOW TREATED.
2. HOW THE C...ORK IS PROCURED. 4. USES.
OBJECTS TO AID IN TEACHING CORK.
1. PICTURE OF TREE.
2. PIECE OF BARK.
3. CORKS FOR BOTTLES.
4. LIFE-PRESERVER OR PICTURE OF ONE.
5. CORK SOLE.
6. PICTURE OF LIFE-BOAT.
Of what is glass made ?
Describe the process of manufacture.
Wliat tools do the workman use?
Is glass easily broken ?
Manufacture. — Glass is composed of a mixture of fine sand with soda, potash or some such material. Such substances are called alkalies and have a caustic or burning effect upon anything with which they are mixed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^,, , , used for? ^ bottle, it fills the space so that no air can pass in, nor can the contents of the bottle escape.
Cork is also used for the soles of slippers and shoes.
Why 1 s 1 1 It is so light that it floats easily on the surface of adapted to mak- ° . i-^ •. • ing life-prcser- ^he Water, and because it possesses this quality it is vers and life- used for life-presefvers and in the construction ol boats? life-boats.
BLACKBOARD OUTLINE.
CORK.
1. THE COEK-TREE. 3. HOW TREATED.
2. HOW THE C...ORK IS PROCURED. 4. USES.
OBJECTS TO AID IN TEACHING CORK.
1. PICTURE OF TREE.
2. PIECE OF BARK.
3. CORKS FOR BOTTLES.
4. LIFE-PRESERVER OR PICTURE OF ONE.
5. CORK SOLE.
6. PICTURE OF LIFE-BOAT.
Of what is glass made ?
Describe the process of manufacture.
Wliat tools do the workman use?
Is glass easily broken ?
Manufacture. — Glass is composed of a mixture of fine sand with soda, potash or some such material. Such substances are called alkalies and have a caustic or burning effect upon anything with which they are mixed.
What to read after Talks About Common Things?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Litchfield, Norma Macleod to read onlineMoreLess
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