Arbor Day Leaves 8 5
Arbor Day Leaves 8 5
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Then it should not be difficult to have a portion of the schoolgrounds set apart, where the pupils might, with the teacher'sguidance, plant flower and tree seeds and thus be able to observe theways and characteristics of plants in all periods of their growth. They could thus provide themselves with trees for planting on futureArbor Days, and at the time of planting there would be increasedenjoyment from the fact that they had grown the trees for that verypurpose.
Why might not every school-hous...e ground be made also an arboretum, where the pupils might have under their eyes, continually, specimensof all the trees that grow in the town or in the State where theschool is situated? It would require but a little incitement from theteacher to make the pupils enthusiastic with the desire to find outthe different species indigenous to the region and to gather them, bysowing seeds or planting the young trees, around their place of study.
And if the school premises are now too small in extent to admit ofsuch a use, let the pupils make an earnest plea for additional ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then it should not be difficult to have a portion of the schoolgrounds set apart, where the pupils might, with the teacher'sguidance, plant flower and tree seeds and thus be able to observe theways and characteristics of plants in all periods of their growth. They could thus provide themselves with trees for planting on futureArbor Days, and at the time of planting there would be increasedenjoyment from the fact that they had grown the trees for that verypurpose.
Why might not every school-hous...e ground be made also an arboretum, where the pupils might have under their eyes, continually, specimensof all the trees that grow in the town or in the State where theschool is situated? It would require but a little incitement from theteacher to make the pupils enthusiastic with the desire to find outthe different species indigenous to the region and to gather them, bysowing seeds or planting the young trees, around their place of study.
And if the school premises are now too small in extent to admit ofsuch a use, let the pupils make an earnest plea for additional ground.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nh Egleston to read onlineMoreLess
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