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Identifier: suggestionsforha00hoxi (find matches)
Title: Suggestions for handwork in school and home
Year: 1911 (1910s)
Authors: Hoxie, Jane L. (Jane Lincoln), 1863-
Subjects: Kindergarten
Publisher: Springfield, Mass., Boston (etc.) Milton Bradley company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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atguides the tiny fingers is endeavoring, by thismeans, to gain knowledge and experience. Why does the young child appear to takesuch delight in that which, to the uninitiated,seems to spring solely from the impulse to bemischievous? In the first place, he likes theactivity. The mere doing of the thing is a joy tohim. He is opposing his strength to somethingthat resists his effort. He is overcoming thisresistance and is thus tasting the satisfaction ofvictory. Secondly, he likes the noise. Thecrackling and ripping sound, which the crump-ling and tearing produce, gives him unalloyedpleasure. If the little one is allowed to continue suchactivity, in the aimless fashion in which it wasbegun, nine times out of ten it will result onlyin the ruin of cherished books and pictures and 71 72 Suggestions for Hand Work in the tears and discomfort of young childhood.This should not be. Mother and kindergartnershould come to the rescue. They should exer-cise their legitimate function of guiding the
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child in the expression of this natural impulseuntil it results in activity which is replete withmeaning and rich with possibilities. How canthis be done ? Let us see. The piece of crumpled paper which, aftermuch squeezing, baby is endeavoring to put in School and Home 73 into his mouth may become, by a short flightof the imagination, that universal toy, a ball.Then what fun results, as this paper ball istossed into the air, to be caught again by eagerfingers or to fall to the floor with a soft thud,

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