The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-03-27
BOOKS THAT HELP
TRAIN CHILDREN
College Club Complies BIZ
biography for Conscien-
tious Mothers.
ON MANY PROBLEMS

has prepared a llsL u poohs
pamphlets which will serve as a great
help to all mothers in the training OF
children. The list has been compiled
from photography sent out by the
Educational Secretary of the American
Association of University Women, and
is supplemented by suggestions from
Miss Maybelle G. Bush, elementary
supervisor in the Kenosha Public
schools. The books suggested may be
borrowed from the Gilbert Simmons
library.
The committe on Nursey and Ele-
mentary Education, includes Mrs.
Clarence Baylor. chairman; Mrs. Hor-
ace Maddox and Miss Maybelle G.
Bush.
Helps In Child Training.
Science has come to the assistance
of the mother in aiding her to solve
her problem. There are ways of meet
ing many perplexing problems of con-
duct other than thru force or re-
straint which is too often misapplied
or thru fear which leaves blight up
on the child.
1t is understanding Of the causes
of child behavior that helps the
mother to meet her difficulties success
fully.
The following publications are
available at the Simmons Library.
They are written in readable style
and deal directly and practically with
everyday happenings in the home;
they will help every mother to guide
her children so that they may develop
to the best advantage.
Il tf1snn hi rfh
to adolescence. The first list covers
the period before the child enters
kindergarten and also deals with his
early school life. The second list APP
plies most directly to problems in
child training during the elementary
school period.
Training Up To the Sixth Year.
Books to be purchased by library:
Child Training, Angelo Apple
ton & Co.; First Steps in Child Train
ing, M. v. O'Shea-Draka & Co.; Par
enthood and Child Nurture, Edna
Dean Macmillan Co.; The
Nursery School, Margaret Macmillan
Duton & Co.
Pamphlets aud Articles.
Community Responsibility in Mental
Hygiene, Frankwood E. Williams
Mental Hygiene, July, 1923. P. 496.
The Classification of Mental Defec-
tives, Howard w. Potter Mental Hy-
giene July, 1928. P. 500.
The Defective Child-What can be
done for it; Mile L. Perkins-Mental
Hygiene, July, 1923. P. 800.
Does your child have temper tan
trums? Mental Hygiene Bulletin, Jan.
1924.
Mental Hygiene and Childhood,
Frankwood E. Williams Mental Hy-
giene and Childhood, a radio talk.
Nervous Children and Their Train
ing, C. Macfe Campbell-Reprint No.
Al. National Committee for Mental
Hygiene.
The Child in the Home, Mariana
Taylor Reprint Mo-, 154. National
Committee for Mental Hygiene.
Mental Health Primer, VIM. Brun-
ham g. others. Mass. Society for Men
tai Hygiene.
Anxiety & Fear, Frank E. Williams
Reprint No. rs. National Committee
for Mental Hygiene.
Habit Clinics for Children of the
Pre-School Age, Douglas A. Thorn
National Committee for Mental Hygi-
enc. Reprint No. 14s.
How to Avoid Spelling the Child,
Lewellys F. Barker Reprint No. 81.
National Committee for Mental Hygi-
enc.
Monthly bulletin of the Mass. So
ciety for Mental Hygiene, December
Monthly bulletin of the National
Committee for Mental Hygiene, Dec.
1923, January 1924.
Government Bulletins.
Suggestions concerning the aYplica-
ton of the Project Method to Kinder
garten Education, Nina G. Wander
walker
Some experiments in Pre7schooI Ed
ucation, Nina C. Vanderwalker.
Pre- First Grade Training, VIM. T.
Root.
kindergarten Education, Julia Wade
Abbott
Trimming the child during the Ele-
mentary School Period.
Books.
Child Training, Angelo Patri-Ap-
pleton & Co.; Parenthood and Child
Nurture, Edna Dean Baker-Macmil-
Ian Co.; Elementary School Curricul-
UNI, Frederick Bonser-Macmillan Co.;
Socializing the Child, Sarah Dynes-
Silver, Burdett Co.; Human Behavior,
Colvin & Bagley-Macmillan Co.
Pamphlets and Articles.
Community Responsibility in Men
tai Hygiene, Frankwood E. Williams
Mental Hygiene, July, 1923. P. 4o6.
The Classification of Mental DefecA
tives, Howard w. Potter-MentaI Hy-
giene, July, 1923. P. 500.
The Defective Child-What can be
s done for Nit. Nellie L. Perkins Men
tai Hygiene, July, 1928. P. sos,
Nervous Children and Their Train
ing, G. Macfe Campbell-Reprint No
Al. National COMMITTEE for Mental Hy-
giene.
Success and Failure as Conditions
of Mental Health. VIM. H. Durham
Reprint No. 81 National Committee
for Mental Hygiene.
A Mental Health Primer, VIM. Burn
ham and others. Mass. Society for
Mental Hygiene.
Individual Variations in Mental
Equipment, Augusta Bronner-R Reprint
No. so. National Committee for Men
tai Hygiene.
Experiences of the Child, C. Macfie
Campbell-Reprint No. 80. National
Committee for Mental Hygiene