Home Occupations for Little Children
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The large one becomes a body, one small one a head on which a beak is readily formed by pinching the clay into the required shape, two small balls are flattened for wings, and the last ball is similarly treated for a tail.
Another pleasant occupation is the mak- ing of a leaf plaque in repouss6 work. A ball is made and flattened into a disc about a quarter of an inch thick. Upon this, rough side down, is laid a leaf. All the exposed surface is gently pricked with a wooden toothpick, after which... the leaf is taken away, its clear impression remaining in the midst of the rough surface.
Impressions made in the clay with wooden blocks of various forms is commended by art 70 Home Occupations for Little Children, teachers as suitable work for little children.
These impressions can be so placed as to form borders and patterns.
At Thanksgiving time in some kindergar- tens cabins are built of clay logs, and often a number of children working together pro- duce the articles which go to make up a shoe shop, bakery, blacksmith's shop, or which represent any other industry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The large one becomes a body, one small one a head on which a beak is readily formed by pinching the clay into the required shape, two small balls are flattened for wings, and the last ball is similarly treated for a tail.
Another pleasant occupation is the mak- ing of a leaf plaque in repouss6 work. A ball is made and flattened into a disc about a quarter of an inch thick. Upon this, rough side down, is laid a leaf. All the exposed surface is gently pricked with a wooden toothpick, after which... the leaf is taken away, its clear impression remaining in the midst of the rough surface.
Impressions made in the clay with wooden blocks of various forms is commended by art 70 Home Occupations for Little Children, teachers as suitable work for little children.
These impressions can be so placed as to form borders and patterns.
At Thanksgiving time in some kindergar- tens cabins are built of clay logs, and often a number of children working together pro- duce the articles which go to make up a shoe shop, bakery, blacksmith's shop, or which represent any other industry.
What to read after Home Occupations for Little Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beebe, Katherine, 1860- to read onlineMoreLess
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