The Constructive Interests of Children
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For a very large part of the doilies, pil- low covers, embroidery work, etc. , which constitute so much of OF CHILDREN 39 the girls' work, evidently includes a considerable art element, while there is comparatively little of the boys' work which shows any special thought about or interest in the art side.
The sex differences here shown may be summed up as fol- lows.
(1) The toy is the boy's leading product and the useful gift that of the girl.
(2) Doll play is the center of nearly all of the gi...rl's play- construction, while with boys the doll hardly appears at all al- though there is in the earlier years some of the play-imitation construction which has a certain resemblance to doll play.
(3) The girl's play construction as a whole is always less than half of the total and decreases with age, the boy's is more than half and tends to increase somewhat up to the age of four- teen at least.
(4) The useful-gift class, while holding about a third of the articles with both sexes under ten years, decreases to one- sixth with the boys while increasing to ne.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For a very large part of the doilies, pil- low covers, embroidery work, etc. , which constitute so much of OF CHILDREN 39 the girls' work, evidently includes a considerable art element, while there is comparatively little of the boys' work which shows any special thought about or interest in the art side.
The sex differences here shown may be summed up as fol- lows.
(1) The toy is the boy's leading product and the useful gift that of the girl.
(2) Doll play is the center of nearly all of the gi...rl's play- construction, while with boys the doll hardly appears at all al- though there is in the earlier years some of the play-imitation construction which has a certain resemblance to doll play.
(3) The girl's play construction as a whole is always less than half of the total and decreases with age, the boy's is more than half and tends to increase somewhat up to the age of four- teen at least.
(4) The useful-gift class, while holding about a third of the articles with both sexes under ten years, decreases to one- sixth with the boys while increasing to ne.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ernest Beckwith Kent to read onlineMoreLess
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