The Library the School And the Child
The Library the School And the Child
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KAkv, school, and riiii. I) the child. Such stories are closely related to tlic origin of our own language. Some of the subjects are: — Harold Fairhair, Odin, Thor, Volsiuig, Sigmund, Regin — strong stories, all of them, in their moral teaching and wealth of suggestion, calculated to grasp the imagina- tion of boys and girls of the ])roper age. There are also the Robin Hood stories, always ])opular, jiarticularly with children nourished under the P. Ritish tlag. The Iliad rmd the Odyssey provid...e a rich fund of stories adaptal)le to all ages. The Pittsburgh library has also a list of stories suitable for dramatization, such as "The Three Bears", "The Sleeping Beauty", and "Tlie Pied Piper". The Carnegie Library of Atlanta, (ieorgia, sug- gests a "Travel" series covering France, Germany, and Mexico in one vear, the subjects being, for the younger children, interesting stories and legends connected with the various cities and scenes in these countries and. For the older ones, biograi)hical sketches of real historical characters like Napoleon, Hermann, Frederick the Great, Jeanne d'Arc, Cortez, and Montezuma.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
KAkv, school, and riiii. I) the child. Such stories are closely related to tlic origin of our own language. Some of the subjects are: — Harold Fairhair, Odin, Thor, Volsiuig, Sigmund, Regin — strong stories, all of them, in their moral teaching and wealth of suggestion, calculated to grasp the imagina- tion of boys and girls of the ])roper age. There are also the Robin Hood stories, always ])opular, jiarticularly with children nourished under the P. Ritish tlag. The Iliad rmd the Odyssey provid...e a rich fund of stories adaptal)le to all ages. The Pittsburgh library has also a list of stories suitable for dramatization, such as "The Three Bears", "The Sleeping Beauty", and "Tlie Pied Piper". The Carnegie Library of Atlanta, (ieorgia, sug- gests a "Travel" series covering France, Germany, and Mexico in one vear, the subjects being, for the younger children, interesting stories and legends connected with the various cities and scenes in these countries and. For the older ones, biograi)hical sketches of real historical characters like Napoleon, Hermann, Frederick the Great, Jeanne d'Arc, Cortez, and Montezuma.
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