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Excerpt from Every Day Life in the ColoniesBelieving that the subject matter of this book is such as lends itself readily to reproduction, either oral or written, the authors have prepared a series of lan guage exercises which are printed as an appendix. It is hoped that teachers who wish to correlate the work in reading and language may find these outlines not only practical but suggestive.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds...

Excerpt from Days and Deeds: A Hundred Years AgoThe large brown house on the hill was the jolliest place to Visit that Roger knew anything about. To be sure, there were no children to play with. Baby Alice was not old enough to do much more than sleep or cry, and of course she could not know what a pleasant playmate her big, merry grandfather could be. But Roger knew, though Colonel Davenport was not his grandfather, only his great aunt's husb...

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Excerpt from Days and Deeds: A Hundred Years AgoThe large brown house on the hill was the jolliest place to Visit that Roger knew anything about. To be sure, there were no children to play with. Baby Alice was not old enough to do much more than sleep or cry, and of course she could not know what a pleasant playmate her big, merry grandfather could be. But Roger knew, though Colonel Davenport was not his grandfather, only his great aunt's husb...

Excerpt from Every Day Life in the Colonies Each faculty should receive its training at the time of its greatest natural activity. The imagination is most in evidence in childhood. It is charged that childhood is disappearing in this country. Students of childlife warn us that the zest, joys, and imaginings natural to children find but small place in the lives of our young people and that too many of them are old before they have had time to ...

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