Studies in reading; teacher's manual . cardboard, fold on dottedlines, and interlock the side extensions. Collect pine cones and gild them or dip them in redpaint. From pretty colored wall paper make lanterns andcornucopias varying in size and shape. Make nut baskets. Give each child a square of whitepaper, 4^ x 4^ inches in size. Measure along each sidelyi inches from the corners, and make dots. Usingthese dots as guides, fold the square of paper into ninesquares. Cut out part of each corner square leaving a 278 STUDIES IN READING small piece on one side as a paste flap. Find the centerof the
Studies in reading; teacher's manual . cardboard, fold on dottedlines, and interlock the side extensions. Collect pine cones and gild them or dip them in redpaint. From pretty colored wall paper make lanterns andcornucopias varying in size and shape. Make nut baskets. Give each child a square of whitepaper, 4^ x 4^ inches in size. Measure along each sidelyi inches from the corners, and make dots. Usingthese dots as guides, fold the square of paper into ninesquares. Cut out part of each corner square leaving a 278 STUDIES IN READING small piece on one side as a paste flap. Find the centerof the outer edge of each of the four outside squares andplace a dot at each point. One-half inch down fromeach outside corner make a dot. Draw lines to the dotsin the outer edges and cut along the lines drawn, makingthe sides pointed. Cut from scraps of red and greenpaper, holly or some other appropriate motif, and pasteone upon each side. Paste the basket into shape. Cut or draw stockings and fireplaces. The followingdesign is suggestive:. Teach the children to fold and cut a five-pointed star. Pig-1
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