Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-20
KINDERGAR7ENS
AREPROSPEROUS
Continued from Page 15D

in Gin October of that same year Mrs.
G. -. Hyde was the able president for
the first seven years.
The following year a mixed kinder
garten was opened in the Palama Set.
tlement House on King street, and in
1900 all our schools became cosmopo.
Titan after the various moves made
necessary by the burning of China
town.
While the members of the associa.
ton were busy supplying the needs of
the Ave kindergartens from without,
the teachers were equally busy build.
ing from within. without training,
with only a love for children, great
faith and courage, these earnest young
women worked by themselves reading
what they could find on the subject,
and getting such help as they could
from the few people who had visited
a real kindergarten. In 1895, Miss
Eastman, a trained teacher from San
Francisco was secured to take charge
forenoons, and start Training School
IN the afternoons. III VIII DE ex-
pensive,' says the report, but we can
not expect to do great things without
great effort"
After the establishment of the Pa
lama Kindergarten. there were many
changes In the work. but no new kin.
dergartens were started by the asso.
citation until 1903. when the Kalihi
kindergarten was opened In the Ka
lisi Settlement. This period of four.
teen years was time of foundation
building, when the association was
busy perfecting what IL had undertake
en-. The various schools moved away
from each other to large and widely
separated districts, thereby covering a
much greater field.
Starting with N, attendance NJ obou,
thirty. the nunbers I'm eocb were
creaso In room moro teachers md
better eoujpment Tn M those kin.
with trained teachers took
time. hut was the first step necessary
tn securc n firm foundation upon which
TO bui,d an efficient work
Great changes were also taking
ploce on the mainland In linderqor.
ton metboas nc , resu,, of nsvcbologv
china s,udv and n hotter understand.
ing NJ the renI meaning NJ tbe under.
wing nrincinIes n, Erederic, Eroebers
ey,ter, Family ~, bis ma,bodo ne be
n,ust needs have heep copsiderinp the
Ii,t,e known of cbiIdr.n NV bis pen.
er,tion be w,s , ,,pe nronbet and
we ,ro today iust bpyinninp IN under.
st,,d what ba nean, nv sduc.tiva
NAV se,f.aynrassiop unity and fine
o,bor ,,ino,nIoo ha atood for pou,j
Inv the Letter of bis method as were
tho e,r,v followers NJ E,roebel n tool,
ti,oo and ai,,,nco IN discovar tho ami.
ri, that in.nir.d tho great te.cher
mo Orst sre., cb,n.e made in tb.so
Io,,nr.hound hound methods was N
ont on, ,u tho 1no work that couId
noss,h,v iniuro mo ch,,d,s health This
,ool, ow,y nrioL,,g sow,ng on card.
hoorJ naror ,,o,,Jng ,nd many 9th.
ere .,,ar s,navino M newey we
s,on,.d r,,,iny ,.o omnb,s,, nm num.
hor r,rn, o,,o ,sroo,ion and senae
,r.,,in. I'm, soou..a an doye,onin,
im.gry and found no no noints ont Mt
Iong,b hot wo had g,ined much moro
than we tbon,ht we were loosinp in
maLing tho change Tho occunation
.,bnoIs deo,ened 10 train tho eve and
.,ho 0n,ar ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IN .ive ide,.
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Inc q, ,nvs IN a.. doing n, re.I ,hinys
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,,na ,ho ,oh,o FOR Iuncheon c,earin,
:, or ostor.tho ms,l washing dishes
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toLo tho cbiIdren IN tho broom fac.
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