Education Through Recreation
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But in modern city life children do not have this ready contact with nature under whose in- 68 fluence the race developed. Unless the com- munity, through the school or some other agency, exerts itself directly to relieve this handicap of city children, the majority must forever remain incomplete in development and education. Among these nature interests (al- though interests rarely, if ever, act alone) we may include the nurturing of plants and ani- mals, hunting, fishing, love of life in the ...open, camping, and the like.
Cleveland children, to an unusual extent, have gardens. This is due partly to local con- ditions, and partly to the school-garden work. Seventy-two per cent of boys over eight years of age in a large elementary school have gardens, and 83 per cent of the girls over eight years of age. Sixty-seven per cent of the boys and 65 per cent of the girls keep animals or pets.
Among high school boys and girls the nur- turing interests of this character seem somewhat less strong than among elementary school pupils.
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But in modern city life children do not have this ready contact with nature under whose in- 68 fluence the race developed. Unless the com- munity, through the school or some other agency, exerts itself directly to relieve this handicap of city children, the majority must forever remain incomplete in development and education. Among these nature interests (al- though interests rarely, if ever, act alone) we may include the nurturing of plants and ani- mals, hunting, fishing, love of life in the ...open, camping, and the like.
Cleveland children, to an unusual extent, have gardens. This is due partly to local con- ditions, and partly to the school-garden work. Seventy-two per cent of boys over eight years of age in a large elementary school have gardens, and 83 per cent of the girls over eight years of age. Sixty-seven per cent of the boys and 65 per cent of the girls keep animals or pets.
Among high school boys and girls the nur- turing interests of this character seem somewhat less strong than among elementary school pupils.
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