ALDER- COLORING PAGE

 

ALDER- COLORING PAGE

 alder - noun 

alder- (pronounced ôlder) 
             Any of a certain genus of trees or shrubs the wood of which is used by turners and the bark by dyers and tanners

Illustration- 

Alder-  showing Leaves and Fruiting Aments; Staminate Ament  

alderman  ( pronounced -măn,  pl -MEN měn)

 1. In England and Ireland-  Formerly a city or borough magistrate ranking next to the mayor 

    b A member of the smaller of the two classes, composing the town or county council 

 2 .A member of a city governing body usually of one of two legislative chambers US 

References:

Webster Noa WEBSTER'S ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DICTIONARY ABRIDGED FROM WEBSTER'S NEW INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY NEW YORK CINCINNATI CHICAGO AMERICAN BOOK COMPANY SPRINGFIELD MASS G & C MERRIAM CO 1914

THE SAILOR

 

THE SAILOR - A POEM

by Mary L. Tenery 

I am a jolly sailor lad, 
I sail the deep blue sea 

I know more tales than Old Sin Bad 

Have farther sailed than he.

I sail afar the briny deep, 

To the rainbow's end I go; 

I sail all day and never sleep- 

Heave ho, my lads, Heave ho.

References:

1. The Kindergarten Primary Magazine 1919

2.Ladies Home Journal 1913 

AMERICA VICTORIOUS

 

AMERICA VICTORIOUS - A POEM

(For Memorial Day) 

By Leila B Stockton 

Over here our hearts were waiting 
For the tidings glad, of peace. 

Just to hear of warfare ended, 

Causing enmity to cease. 

Over here ,what joy o'er flowing, 

From our hearts in deep delight, 

When the victory we d longed for 

Came in glorious, shining might! 

Over here we all united 

In a heartfelt, thankful prayer, 

Praising God on High, Who helped us 

Gain our victory over there. 

Over here the people grieving 

For their boys in battle lost 

Knew in gaining world-war victory 

They had helped to pay the cost. 

Through the world may the Peace Angel 

Ever rule in soul of man, 

Blessing us, and all the nations 

As no other power can. 

References:

1. The Kindergarten Primary Magazine 1919

2. THOMAS JOHNSON MEMBER OF THE CONTINENTAL CONGRESS FIRST GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND AND ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT BY EDWARD S DELAPLAINE THE LIFE OF FREDERICK H HITCHCOCK The Grafton Press NEW YORK MCMXXVII 

Suggestions Simple Sewing Card Suggestions- Hiawatha

 

Suggestions  Simple Sewing Card Suggestions- Hiawatha- The Indian 

Simplified sewing card. Suggestion for the class of artwork in the Kindergarten. The thread  or yarn- the Indian maybe embroidered thus: hair and eyebrows in black, lips in red, clothes in dark brown, light brown, light yellow, light brown colors, the boat- the light brown, water in dark blue. The project maybe done as the  Greeting Card.

Themes:

Hiawatha, Thanksgiving, Canoe, National Costume, Native American Indians, American History, Civic Education, Patriotism

References:

The Kindergarten Primer  1919

Suggestions Simple Sewing Card Suggestions- The Flag

 

Suggestions  Simple Sewing Card Suggestions- The Flag

Simplified sewing card. Suggestion for the class of artwork in the Kindergarten. The thread  or yarn- red and blue colors, the pole of the flag- brown or black or yellow.

Themes:

Memorial Day, Flag Day, Civic Education, Armistice Day, National Holiday, Roll Of Good Citizenship

References:

The Kindergarten Primer  1919

Sing every living loving thing -First Rhymes-Prayer

Sing every living loving thing  -First Rhymes-Prayer

by Jones and Barbour  classic program of The USA- Childland in Song and Rhythm- 1919

Sing every living, loving thing, 

Sing every bird on every bough! 

Sing any song and anyhow 

But Sing! sing! sing!

          By James Whitcomb Riley's      

References:

1.The Kindergarten Primary 1919

2.HYMNS FOR ILTTLE CHILREN BY MRS. ALEXANDER WITH PICTURES TU BY JOAN DOROTHEA DREW LONDON SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE NORTHUMBERLAND AVENUE WC 43 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET Е С BRIGHTON 129 NORTH STREET 1903 

God is near to little children -First Rhymes-Prayer

God is near to little children -First Rhymes-Prayer

by Jones and Barbour  classic program of The USA- Childland in Song and Rhythm- 1919

God is near to little children, 

He can hear us when we pray; 

Softly we will say our "Thank You." 

For His kindness every day.     

References:

1.The Kindergarten Primary 1919

2.HYMNS FOR ILTTLE CHILREN BY MRS. ALEXANDER WITH PICTURES TU BY JOAN DOROTHEA DREW LONDON SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE NORTHUMBERLAND AVENUE WC 43 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET Е С BRIGHTON 129 NORTH STREET 1903 

Father mother sister brother -First Rhymes

Father, mother, sister, brother -First Rhymes

by Jones and Barbour  classic program of The USA- Childland in Song and Rhythm- 1919

Father, mother, sister, brother 

Put baby in the ring. 

Then dance around and sing.   

References:

1.The Kindergarten Primary 1919

2.RAGGED SCHOOL RHYMES  BY ALEXANDER MACLAGAN NEW EDITION EDINBURGH WILLIAM P NIMMO 1871 

Hurrah hurrah for the red white and blue-First Rhymes

Hurrah hurrah for the red white and blue-First Rhymes

by Jones and Barbour  classic program of The USA- Childland in Song and Rhythm- 1919

Hurrah, hurrah, for the red, white, and blue. 

For this is the flag for me and you  

References:

1.The Kindergarten Primary 1919

2. School Education 1900