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Identifier: studiesinreading00sear Title: Studies in reading; teacher's manual Year: 1919 (1910s) Authors: Searson, J. W. (James William), 1873-1927 Martin, George Ellsworth, 1872- joint author Tinley, Lucy Williams, joint author Subjects: Reading (Elementary) Publisher: Lincoln, Chicago The University publishing company Contributing Library: The Library of Congress Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress

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Text Appearing Before Image: ntences or phrases selected fromthe reading lesson; as, This is a pear, A green leaf,A red apple. 16. Cut paragraphs or pages from old magazines.Let the children draw lines under all words that theyrecognize. 17. Hectograph copies of numerals to ten and cor-responding names;as 1, one; 2, two. Cut them apart andlet the children lay them by pairs in order. 18. Hectograph copies of names of the days of theweek or names of the months. Cut them apart and letthe children lay them in order. 19. Give the children duplicate sets of words, one inscript and one in print. Let them match these. SEAT WORK 275 SEAT WORK IN SEASON Autumn. Cut and mount pears, apples, grapes,plums. Cut and mount carrot, turnip, squash, pumpkin.Press and mount autumn leaves. Make free-handcuttings of autumn leaves. Color and mount them. Collect seeds. Make envelopes for seeds as follows: Coings o ect and string rose hips. Make cuttings and draw-the migration of birds, as suggested by this design: 276 STUDIES IN READING

Text Appearing After Image: Make paper chains with autumn colors, red, yellow,green, and brown. Make chains by stringing red and white corn, al-ternating the colors. Cut or draw and color a jack-o-lantern. Give the children paper patterns of apples, pumpkins,or other objects to draw around and color appropriately. Make autumn booklets. Give each child a pattern ofan autumn leaf about one and one half inches in diam-eter, to draw around. By repeating the design andchanging its position attractive designs for book covers,book marks, and post cards, may be made. After theoutline is drawn let the children fill in the leaf veins andcolor the drawing. Make a Thanksgiving booklet. Make free-handcuttings of Puritans, Indians, wigwam, log cabin; ofturkey and other things from the Thanksgiving table. Winter. Make Christmas tree trimmings. Stringpop corn. Make cotton into small balls, sprinkle them withsparkle powder and hang them from the Christmastree. Save the tinfoil wrappings from candy, to be cut intoshreds and scatt

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