Annual catalogue of the Indiana Normal School of Pennsylvania . various grades is made with care,in order that it may he suited to the interests and capacity of the children, and tothe other studies which the\- pursue. No attempt is made to force upon themliterature which is entirely beyond their al)ility to understand and enjoy. Theirdevelopment in taste and power to interpret is natural in all senses of the selection used is elevating in its influence and has in it something whichappeals especially t<i the natm-e of the particular children to whom it is pre-sented. The children
Annual catalogue of the Indiana Normal School of Pennsylvania . various grades is made with care,in order that it may he suited to the interests and capacity of the children, and tothe other studies which the\- pursue. No attempt is made to force upon themliterature which is entirely beyond their al)ility to understand and enjoy. Theirdevelopment in taste and power to interpret is natural in all senses of the selection used is elevating in its influence and has in it something whichappeals especially t<i the natm-e of the particular children to whom it is pre-sented. The children are encouraged to read outside of school. Books, papers andmagazines are provided for their use. Quite a broad course of supplementaryreading is planned for each grade, and special periods are set aside in which theteacher reads to the children stories and ])oems which are profitable and inter-esting. In oral reading care is taken to see that the children speak clearly, in a puretone and pleasing manner. Ill PENNSYLVANIA Ml^r ^-2^(MP R f^^=—^ H O o L « *.
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