The second school year; a course of study with detailed selection of lesson material, arranged by months, and correlated . POTTERY MADE BY PUPILS PaintingApril Sprouted and buds. ModelingCliff and house; april—arts 215 MakingApparatus for purifying water. Music Theory. 1 Interval work. 2 Scale work. 3 Drill for good tone. 4 Time. 5 Reading of exercises from the chart. 6 Writing of simple ; exercises from dictation, 7 Singing of chart exercises. Songs. 1 This Is the Way the Rain Comes Down. 2 The Rain Coach.—Eleano
The second school year; a course of study with detailed selection of lesson material, arranged by months, and correlated . POTTERY MADE BY PUPILS PaintingApril Sprouted and buds. ModelingCliff and house; april—arts 215 MakingApparatus for purifying water. Music Theory. 1 Interval work. 2 Scale work. 3 Drill for good tone. 4 Time. 5 Reading of exercises from the chart. 6 Writing of simple ; exercises from dictation, 7 Singing of chart exercises. Songs. 1 This Is the Way the Rain Comes Down. 2 The Rain Coach.—Eleanor Smith. 3 Spring Rain.—Eleanor Smith No. i. 4 All the Birds Have Come Again. 5 The Blue Bird.—Walker and Jenks. 6 The Alder by the River.—Walker and Jenks. 7 Two Robin Redbreasts.—Walker and Jenks. 8 The Little Flowers Came Through the Ground. 9 Dandelion Ladies. Pictures 1 Birds. 2 Flowers. 3 Mountains. 4 Clifif homes. 5 Pueblo NATURE STUDY Soil. It will be noticed that plants grow better in the gardenthan elsewhere. To answer the question why this is so,an examination of the constituents of the soil is necessary. SUGGESTIONS 1 Dry a small amount of the soil and mash the lumpsup fine. Pick out the small stones and test them^withacid to find if they contain lime. 2 Take about four ounces of the dirt and rub itthrough a wire sieve. 3 Wash the part that will not pass through the sieve,until it is free from the fine dirt. This is the coarsegravel. 4 Again sift the soil, through a finer sieve, wash, andcoarse sand will be the result. 5 Take some of the fine material and boil it in a test MAY-NATURE STUDY 217 tube. Pour water over this through a long tube thatreaches to the bottom of the test tube, and catch the waterthat overflows. When the water runs off clear, pour offall the water and dry the substance. Fine sand will bethe result. The soil will be found to contain gravel, loam, clay andsand. Qnestion:—Which
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