Children at work and play in school communes
By: Friends of Soviet Russia
Publisher: Friends of Soviet Russia
Published: 1923
Place of publication: Chicago, Ill
Language: eng
Number of pages: 18
Subjects: Education; Children; Child welfare
Notes: Wrapper title.

"Adopt an orphan. Adopt the future of Russia"--Back wrapper.

Pagination includes wrappers.
Table of contents: title: Madam N. Krupskaya, wife of Lenin, writes to American teachers; title: Children's relief; title: Education; title: The first children's homes; title: Helen Keller for Soviet Russia; title: Blind children thank Helen Keller; title: School commune work as observed by an American [Jessica Smith]; title: Daily schedule, children's home "Rosa Luxemburg"; title: Program of study, children's home "Klara Zetkin" for the first half of 1922; title: Director of a school commune reports; title: Precious bits; title: May first in the children's home "Isolatorr" (from a child's letter); title: Russians impractical?; title: From the wall; title: Illyitch!; title: At work and play; title: Varied activities; title: The Russian school commune by William F. Kruse.