New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13

navsround they were arranged in four groups
also according to grade. in the four corners
The children thought this puss-in-t he-corner
and great fun, and IL was the work OF only d lie"
minutes 10 get them all into the proper corners
Teachers were then assigned temporarily 10 'ne
different groups, and the chiidreh were h
upstairs TO the classrooms.
The bows being disposed Of. the doors 10 tne
avenue were opened and the girls were admi''e"
The little children and mothers went IN AT tne
north door, the primary children at the nouio
one and grammar grade girls at the south. Ihese
were grouped like the boys and sent up 10 t'ei'
classrooms.
As soon as the children were in their seats faos
and pencils were given to each class, ana each
child his her name axe gd ana esaad not
write the teachers did it. This saved the toupie
Of registration
KINDERGARTEN WORK BEGUN.
This done. the kindergartens began work al
once finishing up with grand frohc III 'he Pin'
ground There are seven Notwithstanding ioi
hovs three for girls and for tiny tots OF DOM
eexes. ,
The other children spent the morning singing
reci,ine and doing work that they had oroue"'
from home Many Of the girls had come pr prep, req
them 70 reaching each other while she arrange
the classes AS the poor move OFTEN, ne - ~ mo
who attend the vacation schools are never the sani'
fro. season 10 season. and the work OF organina
ton has therefore 10 be done anew EN- ts 'aftend
AALtI
the School during its regular sessions snu ala,
Extraordinarily with the building makes anolher uiiai
cnitv Mis- Carolan thinks many OF them are tilo'
uho uare crowded out during the winter sGnic ~
,be hove those who never go 10 Scchopi an.
where hui come the vacation schOOIs .,sn;aht
they have such a good time thsre- ihsy Hnn,,
nrove troublesome teacher VINO dlu no. MI :,
how 70 yoanase them. but Miss Carolan converts
them into allies by making them her sPscai Iii IN.
ants They help to distribute the supplies, III nen
big sliding door in the assembly room shdi pen P
ellis and are inyaiuab BILE generally. 20 s,.rdav
a good many who registered Az NO ~ . n,,m.
were from the parochial schools. ano quite nun"
Der were from the Rhinelander Schc0l bors con-
The attendance all the schooIs heeE Emo 81
stantly changing throughout the sumne, na rio,s
the children are sent TO the country by w III saiaces
fresh-air societies and others take iHsn ~, Van;
while the older girls are always i'Eeii The work
A. home nv household duties. rms Inaker 60 re-. on
Of the felchers harder. but enables i ne,,,i DO
a larger number than they would othei "''
A TERN OF SIX WEEKS -,
The schools will be kept open for SIN
the association can afford II. which - by 10 saa
certain The course Of study has aireao' ,oa
given I'm Sundays Tribune. 1t was suppie =,
last year by trips to the seaside for nature 'aS
ana fresh air but this win be con,, xhich
or moi this summer is a financial 4uestlor Tor.
ward TO these days with longing. ana back 70 aske ed
with delight One OF the first questions tney s going
their teachers Yesterday was Wheh are w
TO the seashOre? ,..,ro,. the util.
The association hopes to so demonstrate t The
~ Of the vacation schools this year ina s year
Board of Education will take them over neA' reces
Vacation schools. the managers THINK are ~