Identifier: inchildsworldmor00poul2 (find matches)
Title: In the child's world : morning talks and stories for kindergartens, primary schools and homes
Year: 1893 (1890s)
Authors: Poulsson, Emilie, 1853-1939 Bridgman, L. J. ill. (Lewis Jesse), 1857-1931, ill
Subjects: Kindergarten Education
Publisher: Springfield, Mass. : Milton Bradley
Contributing Library: New York Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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things had all fallen. 0 mother!it said, there are my little prickly things on the ground, andnow I am sure I shall never be of any use to anybody. Donot be discouraged yet; wait and see, said the mother tree. Just then the masters children came along. They had bas-kets in their hands, for they were going to pick up nuts in thewoods. As they came under the baby beech, the eldest boystopped. 0 children! See! he cried, here are the beech I THE CHILDS WORLD. nuts on the ground Mother likes them better than any otherkind of nuts. Let us pick them all up and take them hometo her. As the children went away with the nuts, the mother tree said,Now, my dear, you sec what good you can do. Yes,mother, said the little tree. And ever after it was content, evenwhen it grew to be a big tree—as big as its mother. JOSEPHINE JARVIS. Cobden, 111. In rose time or in berry time, When ripe seeds fall or buds peep out,When preen the grass or white the rime, Theres something to be glad about. LUCY LARCOM.
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BIRDS. 10 BIRDS IN AUTUMN. To THE TEACHER: — A closer study of birds and bird-life will be advisable in the spring, whenwe welcome the little travelers back. By that time the children will be pre-pared to observe more in detail and will have more power of expression, aswell as a greater familiarity with the activities of the birds through the birdgames and finger plays. If there is a kindergarten canary, it would naturally furnish the text for thistalk; but the migration of the birds and the causes which lead to it should beprominent. THE TALK. (Sing the Froebel finger play, In the branches of the tree. Show a nest and enlarge somewhat upon the nest building andthe family life which the song has only suggested.) The nest is the birdies home. A small place for a whole fam-ily to live in, is it not? The baby birds are very tiny, however,and cuddle close together under the mother birds wings ; andthe father bird generally sits on a branch near the nest. How do birds get so high in the

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