Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09
IIINAL STUDY IN
SPRING AND FALL
~. Normal Suggests Topics
'''' eor Home and School
Reading,
,ue CENTER OF INTEREST

., Living Forms ana
i "' relations to Our own Ne''s
NV And Opportunities
ease in French history ~
There IS d e ~ blind boy TO
rhch the ,.S hin people was the means leans
paIt Of w 'na The the entire household lhes
Of siucau" . rsad to the boy, who was
undertook , y for himself, and ihs',-
uniols ~ me blind were then almost un
totes for w rsad of the animals the
k ,,0,s the skies, which he eou,a n "t.
pIi'S rhey found natural science ,, ,nan
See lato 10 his comprehension .han
Ter au"p's dramas With the ala OIL
novy ,s,,sts, they selected the o'p p1s
- s', .ns lime the father and mother hao
by ,Hs ,,r,ne their leisure moments 10
fsaa .,,.,a son for about 10 years there
p' ~. ,bree persons that had peen n, Ind
wei. instead OF one. Anu ihe .,,at
eoA', aartinued to bring iisht in'o ,
20! ,h Sy home till all the family s"" No.
Au i,S him the Intellectual groW.h IN
WIZ WIZ from extensive courses ~ 49,
ea,he pv cooperation with inc se,ioo
W., home may become Ce'i.e 81
\ e'sacstlon 10 It's inmates IL VIZ ~
,isStsss and hOnors the WORK VI 'iis
S %5os' by teaching and ideaii% . ho,,a
sSbnoI courses Of instruction, nv nv,e
osnnot fail TO respond by co-op,e ;,s,
With the school and suppleiieIitlns
onSeavorg. What is chlen! ieeps .,i.'
,hat the subjects taught III tne scnools
SINH likewise be matters OIL iieelss.
and guides for reading 10 tne liiil'u.S'
N me home. In TINS way tie lae's'
4 ,bs hest the most practlSai ieau.,s ~
sDhool education would oe lldi'siateI
mia the home life OF the peopis, u,Iu
The immense expenditures MAUI ,,s - ~
a., EDUCATION of the youth woulu De
s ns available to refresh, inspire,
.ui 1 Wv" 80 fullv educate the adult citi~
s',o aiso n IL an ambitious program,
b,,, a good beginning therein is not
gSy m make: and an old proverb
Dsenres Ms that what Is well begun Is
half done.
ANIMAL STUDIES IN FALL.
II will be most convenient to outline
first OF the animal studies lot the IAN
The winter work on animals has al
ready been indicated, and the spring
u Studies are shown farther on. Many of
Inc books named may be found in the
4 free public libraries Of this city. All
& Inc bulletins may be had free by adj
n dressing the secretary OF agriculture,
Il Washington, D. c.. or the experiment
81 stations of the several states mentioned
81 It is best to begin with the first grade
~ and TO follow the order named, In home
n reading as well as in school courses
n After grade three. the topics
should be correlated with, and made
81 subordinate to the fall work on plants.
l. ANIMAL FRIENDS
EN- Grade Histories of the domestic spe-
~ ries the bird singers and observation
81 Of the snowy butterflies. Books. Shaler
N -Donesticated animals Miller--House-
j hold Pets.
4 II. ANIMAL SERVANTS.
Grade 1.-The farm animals, their hab-
its foods and care; pigeons, rearing and
i kinds stories Of carniyorous birds.
Books: Magazine articles. bulletins los
dairy cattle; I77-squab raising. Need
ham-0ut Door Studies.
III. BIRD TRAVELLERS.
Grade S--The larger wild birds. es-
pceialy cranes, herons, ducks and geese.
and their mlgrations Hibernation of
4 Wiz animals and preparation of men
afl ANIMALS for winter. Books: Inger-
@-Wilt Neighbors; Long-Ways of
voolfolk. Wyoming bulletin ST.
BIDS OF Wyoming.
w. BIRD ALLIES.
Grade 1.-THE common wild birds and
lff food, noting especially the in
s'tS and weed seeds eaten: the game
slas and their protection; bird forms
Hsss' claws, feathers, etc. Books.
Aller-First Book OF Birds; Kelley
W. Neighbors, Bulletin 54-Comn1on
he Cedar bird. " '''' u
v HOSTS OF THE ENEMY.
trade 5-The common nv and fha
tslllto as carriers OF disease othar
Aiuui insects OF the househoId-
Ns, ileas, etc Books: Departn,ent
r.ssiellture-Household Insects ~ The
raleg states, go cents); Gibson Eve
IN bulletin l55-How insects affect
~ y rural communities. Year boolk
ROOD habits of the KInrbird
"se'h afun' Howard Mosquitoes.
w. ANIMALS AS FIELD LABOR.
ERS.
Trade 6--The burrowinp animals q
p ys makers. especially the poober
naEle dog, squirrel. chinmupf ~
~ ETC. Earthworms as soil nra yar
s,s S ana the formation Of hiaclr
wWolid, Books: Gave ",rho ,ack
WouGs Farm Darwin "Vogota Iae
bulletin as 'eHudH experiment station
VII INSECT ALLIES.
vo S,dae Habits Of spiders. web
younv methods Of carrying their,
usefsI overcoming obstacles. ETC
ron NJ 'ssutS' habits OF burying car
egg.ayi, destroying other insects, of
bugs AMI ytc Dragon flies, lady
Emertor re snneumon flies. Ronks.
Of nd 81, ,spiueis;' Comstock. "Nynvs
Mccook' q .p o,,I, Gibson, "Eyespy:"
WI. INSECT ENEMIES.
ths sIsas s--Insoct enemies ., 70,
crop, ana forest trees: Cb, FAM,
Ehen,ss BOOKS. Bulletins 90. "Insoet
troll AZ ~ W shade Trees" a47 Con
ehirs F sne Cooling Moth" ia co.
seN.s Ig 100 IN the Pacific North-
hg Wbss; insect Enemies OF CROW.
goth.a tx ~. The Brown Tailed
tdes" w. Insecticides and FungI.
IN. FOR SPRING WORK.
,ss,sn s gl,I studies for the arrlng
Ines ana 'n n.,b pc grouped unon slmilar
ton, beSIn WI Follow similar grada-