BEDOUIN- COLORING PAGE

 

BEDOUIN- COLORING PAGE 

bedouin- noun,

bedouin (pronounced beduin)

        a wandering Arab of the desert- nation of the Sahara Desert  

        Wanderer, Nomad       

References:

A SCHOOL DICTIONARY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE EDITED BY HARRY MORGAN AYRES ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY 1925

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 

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

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