Talks to Mothers
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He de- sires to act that part. He desires also to travel the path of the untried and unknown, led by the imagination which pictures forth the forms of the unknown.
XVII THE LITTLE ARTIST "Even the little child may be an artist. What the child makes may seem small and worthless, but out of the small beginning comes something great. . . .
"All that you see about you, even the greatest things, arose from small beginnings. . . .
"The stream whose song you hear came from a tiny source. Out of nothin...g God created all you see. . . .
"Will you not see the possibilities in your child? It is your most important task to nurture all his latent powers. " PROEBEL DAVID'S pocket always holds a bit of string, a piece of chalk, and stray pencils. David is an artist. He likes to have his tools handy. A smooth board on a fence may be chosen for his picture, or the wall of the house. More often he chooses the doorstep or the sidewalk, if it is made of stone or boards. We often find his pictures there. Sometimes, if it is a rainy day, and David cannot go out to play, he draws with his finger on the window-pane.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He de- sires to act that part. He desires also to travel the path of the untried and unknown, led by the imagination which pictures forth the forms of the unknown.
XVII THE LITTLE ARTIST "Even the little child may be an artist. What the child makes may seem small and worthless, but out of the small beginning comes something great. . . .
"All that you see about you, even the greatest things, arose from small beginnings. . . .
"The stream whose song you hear came from a tiny source. Out of nothin...g God created all you see. . . .
"Will you not see the possibilities in your child? It is your most important task to nurture all his latent powers. " PROEBEL DAVID'S pocket always holds a bit of string, a piece of chalk, and stray pencils. David is an artist. He likes to have his tools handy. A smooth board on a fence may be chosen for his picture, or the wall of the house. More often he chooses the doorstep or the sidewalk, if it is made of stone or boards. We often find his pictures there. Sometimes, if it is a rainy day, and David cannot go out to play, he draws with his finger on the window-pane.
What to read after Talks to Mothers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lucy Wheelock to read onlineMoreLess
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