The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-06

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, ron.c t. see Jack
Bravo, victory: An answer
from papa ir"lnaing $50, askin. il
,!,at wa> really .i.uk'> work am
wasn't hc IN awful |Giart boy. ;ind II
hr lmk-,l Ike him After rruewet!
attention, from our side. Jack'< papa
cam" down from TIE mines. found hi
VII more agreeable than he lai ! :,
agine'l. AMI hi> bay perfect marvel
ii:c iin;i r.'E-cqu-uc'- Wis that lack :
!r'pa -tayed nj h..;ne, AID ha- >u,,
;."r;,l hi. :"ni;y Eyer since"
- much i,.r The .cn;u, "f tie kin
.-r@r.icn, a. cNeuip!iiis-'l IN he above.
insight into the wnk it assumes tn y, -
iId III" >p;ri, il w;iica ii ~. ;,rtak,.>
e. Now let u
STUDY rlIE PHrG;;tNNE.
From the tir-t the ,n;y reward .:ren
wa- the rendering >! ,.lnc >t.rv;..r b,
Tie Ibid - tie nlhcr> ~ I" Il.e teach
er. This >.np'c ard !,i,,.I mrIe 81
procedure. Carried u;;t with fail, a,.d
Intelligence. pro .rrrri ELECTS per
..ci'l a:aryciou- tr,m BEN. lazy.
"arct,>-, ami ari;hr,ir, lie ci.;..ircu
sal. ya,-s'! iu''. disposition liz wtici.
rL.-, cui..: >r~.r.c,, w.rS hard ,l.p oh
Iar h'a,u- ':r.r;sri; III the >ilycl
.Sur,i Kindergarten ha> beer. a,."p,cd.
NitEuut cXrep.i,r. in aii the 81.
Francisco ru''.ic A!.I.r@aItcs<. and ~
Il differ >oihrwh:.l fr.rL tie ntl.cl
kin'!c. ";,.tc;l>. Il bsi,.: IL. ip,.r.: -,
az he;- aVpcH';,d.
Tac ru,.n l.; ivxJJ feet. with seven
;Jr"c windows Tine chi.iren i. Il.
tmii."> 81. ..tarn "r twenty. the row
:s"iu- each ether, in the four rorr.r>
"f tie r'e.ih. the center hrina Icft free
-; =am'.,, n,drchia" gymnastics q.
ani painted III circles. crossed h,
>trd4l,t lines, ~ guides e. the feet.
All Ihc wnulvO ! A PAINTED in t.u
,i:;;d,s Fl brown. with brilliant >car-
'ct rnnidingS on doors. base board,
AMI windows This. with viii,
nj. H. cf vivid red GA the cre.nI-col
'rc'i HaIl. give gorgeous effect. very
fascinating To the children. Tie,
walls are hing with pretty Woo! cut
-"grdvin-S AMI c"l"red pictures OF va
-i'us kinds. neither belonging To 4 /.
Ii,h type OF art, nor YET, in any in
tancc, what can De- called "ncor."
!lcrc l. u piano, masv specimens o.
'hiccts for tise iii object lessons.
mail aquarium. some growing plants
mi many VASES vi flowers. The ex-
rcisc> are different each dav OF The
week. aud are di,;ribu e,I, accorlin..
- advancement. into four divisions.
hey consist of conversation and
ln.ing from . {" $50. and after that.
I gift lessons, dic,a,ion in sticks
rawing, class building, with stories
FickinS on tablet. weavii., sewing
ap"r-fold;ne, hall exercises, straw
taking. songs. Games, marching, and
ymnaStics.
The expenditure, from August II,
S1S. 10 July Z. 1881, for teachers
'larles. rent, janitnr. materials. wood
';Ii and piano. 81 AS st
IOWA.
Superintendent Matthews, Of JAS
n county SAYS, IN his educational
'iumn. in The New ton Journal:
There is quite II demand i'm the
'untrr E"w Tor experienced teachers.
.verai "f our >ub-dircctors have {
aIie'i fsr months before employing
achers rather than rut sciinol, in
iar.e Of inexperienced hands"
IL * very sensible in Miss \. y. >.
iiIespie. ct Jasper county, anil her ;,
ho"l t" Resolve L. add something to Y
e amount received by hem from he &
un'y far. as premiums, and pur =.
aSe an encyclopedias. IT,;
Inc Newton schools have wisely :,
del supplementary readings To their
erci>e>. AMI are thoroughly con-
need pf It's advantages, not only IN
pupils in the ar, of read til
:, but in strengthening their fond
"a tor school and facilitating ali
idy. When reading is tedious ,
,or, every lesson is a task, thai s,on v
ks into Grud gerry The Newton
,Cols use the supplementary readers
oliShed In Chicago, by George
erwood 4 Go. do
School No. 2, Palo Alto, and No III
Independence townships, Jasper "