The Kindergarten magazine . ^>\i^i CROCUS. ARM sunshine came down()n a sweet April day, To work in the have a nice pla\ W ith the plants that all Winter1 lad slept there. He came to a little Hrown bull) at one sitle, .And said to himself,Under this will I hiile. Ior I see a black cloudIn the sky. So lu- tucked himself downIII the soft, yielding earth, W hilc the little brown bulbWas just shaking with mirth; lor the sunshine, said she, Makes mc grow. Then ilown came the rain;.\iul the bvdb that no more .\ little bn)wn ball was to openeil her eyes; And what do you think?—\\h\
The Kindergarten magazine . ^>\i^i CROCUS. ARM sunshine came down()n a sweet April day, To work in the have a nice pla\ W ith the plants that all Winter1 lad slept there. He came to a little Hrown bull) at one sitle, .And said to himself,Under this will I hiile. Ior I see a black cloudIn the sky. So lu- tucked himself downIII the soft, yielding earth, W hilc the little brown bulbWas just shaking with mirth; lor the sunshine, said she, Makes mc grow. Then ilown came the rain;.\iul the bvdb that no more .\ little bn)wn ball was to openeil her eyes; And what do you think?—\\h\-. a bright \-ell«)w crocusWas she! 1-. M. THE ROUNDS AMONG THE KINDERGARTNERS HI. |HE educational world, so called, is be-stirring itself to greater and evergreater things, keeping its pace paral-lel with all other modern institutional„-,—^-„-^ •-?» worlds. When Pratt Institute was or-[? f^;^ -JTS^^^jijlMii^^ ganized, with its class of twelve pupils,[>-^-v-;^.JS^«-v.;./. -^J in 1887, it was considered an experi-mor^it^. .. iiiiiai ment. Since that time, its strong growth ever in the right direction has drawn others to makesimilar experiments, and it stands today one of the greatobject lessons to the nations. The growth of the educa-tional movement at large has brought the Kindergarten tothe threshold of every institute of learning. Pratt Institutehas opened the doors and let in the little children. The Kindergarten department, superintended by MissHannah D. Maury, who is one of those noble enthusiastswho irresistibly further new departures, is well Kindergarten of thirty children and a training cla
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