The Teaching of Science in the Elementary School
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Edges. C. Sheath. D. Rain guard. E. Work of leaf. 4. Flowers. A. Tassel B. Silk. C. Compare with ordinary flower like nasturtium. D. Work of flower. 5. Ears. A. Relation to tassel and silk. B. Number to a plant. C. Position on stem. Application. Ask the children to observe other corn plants growing and to notice how they differ from the plants studied. Correlated work. Art. Have drawings made of the whole plant; also of cross-section of stems. Literature. Ingpen, One Thousand Poems for Children..., pages 164-65. Lovejoy, Nature in Verse, pages 227-28. - Lovejoy, Poetry of the Seasons, pages 233-37. Wiggin and Smith, Golden Numbers, pages 82, 84. Wiggin and Smith, Posy Ring, pages 93, 248. 122 THE TEACHING OF SCIENCE C. Lessons for grammar grades TOPIC: STORING VEGETABLES (AUTUMN) Materials: One sample from each of the groups outlined below. Child's problem. In what ways may vegetables be stored for winter use? Outline of development. 1. Temporary storing of tomatoes after frosts. 2. Storing in cellar at medium low temperature (squash, pump- kin).
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Edges. C. Sheath. D. Rain guard. E. Work of leaf. 4. Flowers. A. Tassel B. Silk. C. Compare with ordinary flower like nasturtium. D. Work of flower. 5. Ears. A. Relation to tassel and silk. B. Number to a plant. C. Position on stem. Application. Ask the children to observe other corn plants growing and to notice how they differ from the plants studied. Correlated work. Art. Have drawings made of the whole plant; also of cross-section of stems. Literature. Ingpen, One Thousand Poems for Children..., pages 164-65. Lovejoy, Nature in Verse, pages 227-28. - Lovejoy, Poetry of the Seasons, pages 233-37. Wiggin and Smith, Golden Numbers, pages 82, 84. Wiggin and Smith, Posy Ring, pages 93, 248. 122 THE TEACHING OF SCIENCE C. Lessons for grammar grades TOPIC: STORING VEGETABLES (AUTUMN) Materials: One sample from each of the groups outlined below. Child's problem. In what ways may vegetables be stored for winter use? Outline of development. 1. Temporary storing of tomatoes after frosts. 2. Storing in cellar at medium low temperature (squash, pump- kin).
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