between, 81.
Winter vegetables, care of, 240.
Wood, cleaning, 34, 35, 37.
Work of the body, 71.
Working-men, diet for, 142.
Yeast :
action of, on sugar, 128.
action in bread-raising, 128, 129.
bacteria compared with, 281.
composition of, 125.
cultivated yeasts, 128.
growth of, 126, 127.
home-made yeast, 128.
oxygen obtained by, 128.
study of, 125.
Yolk of eggs :
composition of, 85.
separating from white. 89.
Zinc, cleaning, 47.
NATURE STUDY
IN
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
By LUCY LANGDON WILLIAMS WILSON, Ph.D.
H Manual for Ccacbcrs
Illustrated. Cloth. i6mo. Price 90 cents, net
H fnrst JVature Reader, for second year work
Illustrated. Cloth. i6mo. Price 35 cents, net
H Second JVaturc Reader, for third year and fourth year work
Illustrated. Cloth. i6nio. Price 35 cents, net
Julia Richman
Principal Public
School J7, New
York City
Education
New England
Journal of
Education
"We have used Mrs. Wilson's 'Nature Study
in Elementary Schools ' since June, and my
teachers are unanimous in their verdict that it is
the best guide to their nature work that has
come to our notice. It is hard to select a special
merit in a work so full of good things, but its
suggestions and its correlated language work
have been of the greatest value. No teacher
should be without a copy."
" We have seen no book along this line that is
more stimulating and inspiring. It shows the
teacher just how to go to work to get the pupils
interested and to make them observant. This is
a modern subject, and it is handled in this volume
in a modern and masterly manner. We com-
mend the work to all teachers and parents."
"This is an attractive manual on 'Nature
Study,' full of suggestion, abounding in infor-
mation, instinct with inspiration. Nothing has
yet appeared along this line that is more com-
plete, varied, judicious, and directive than this
book ; it is peerless."
THE MACMILLAN COMPANY
66 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK
HANDBOOK OF DOMESTIC SCIENCE
AND HOUSEHOLD ARTS
FOR USE IN ELEriENTARY SCHOOLS
Edited by LUCY LANGDON WILLIAMS WILSON, Ph.D., of the
Philadelphia Normal School. With a preface by Mrs. Ellen H.
Richards, of the Massachusetts Institute uf Technology; and with
chapters contributed by other well-known specialists.
H JManual for Ceacbers. cioth. .2mo. $..oo net
H KcadCt** Cloth. i2mo. $.60 net
The author says in her introduction : " The course of study out-
lined in this handbook has already stood the test of practical appli-
cation in the schoolroom with excellent results. The author believes
that it may be pursued with profit both to teacher and to pupil in
any or all of grammar grades, and in any school, however poorly
equipped. It is designed to enable a teacher, without special train-
ing, to handle the subject, and to accomplish good work without a
laboratory or special equipment.''
"This is a new idea in book making, and, as it seems to me, an excel-
lent one. I have examined the book somewhat hastily and found it very
interesting indeed." — Louis P. Nash, Snperiiitendent of Schools, Holyoke,
Mass.
THE MACMILLAN COMPANY
66 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK
Mar> Zl 10*1
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MAR 5 1901
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between, 81.
Winter vegetables, care of, 240.
Wood, cleaning, 34, 35, 37.
Work of the body, 71.
Working-men, diet for, 142.
Yeast :
action of, on sugar, 128.
action in bread-raising, 128, 129.
bacteria compared with, 281.
composition of, 125.
cultivated yeasts, 128.
growth of, 126, 127.
home-made yeast, 128.
oxygen obtained by, 128.
study of, 125.
Yolk of eggs :
composition of, 85.
separating from white. 89.
Zinc, cleaning, 47.
NATURE STUDY
IN
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
By LUCY LANGDON WILLIAMS WILSON, Ph.D.
H Manual for Ccacbcrs
Illustrated. Cloth. i6mo. Price 90 cents, net
H fnrst JVature Reader, for second year work
Illustrated. Cloth. i6mo. Price 35 cents, net
H Second JVaturc Reader, for third year and fourth year work
Illustrated. Cloth. i6nio. Price 35 cents, net
Julia Richman
Principal Public
School J7, New
York City
Education
New England
Journal of
Education
"We have used Mrs. Wilson's 'Nature Study
in Elementary Schools ' since June, and my
teachers are unanimous in their verdict that it is
the best guide to their nature work that has
come to our notice. It is hard to select a special
merit in a work so full of good things, but its
suggestions and its correlated language work
have been of the greatest value. No teacher
should be without a copy."
" We have seen no book along this line that is
more stimulating and inspiring. It shows the
teacher just how to go to work to get the pupils
interested and to make them observant. This is
a modern subject, and it is handled in this volume
in a modern and masterly manner. We com-
mend the work to all teachers and parents."
"This is an attractive manual on 'Nature
Study,' full of suggestion, abounding in infor-
mation, instinct with inspiration. Nothing has
yet appeared along this line that is more com-
plete, varied, judicious, and directive than this
book ; it is peerless."
THE MACMILLAN COMPANY
66 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK
HANDBOOK OF DOMESTIC SCIENCE
AND HOUSEHOLD ARTS
FOR USE IN ELEriENTARY SCHOOLS
Edited by LUCY LANGDON WILLIAMS WILSON, Ph.D., of the
Philadelphia Normal School. With a preface by Mrs. Ellen H.
Richards, of the Massachusetts Institute uf Technology; and with
chapters contributed by other well-known specialists.
H JManual for Ceacbers. cioth. .2mo. $..oo net
H KcadCt** Cloth. i2mo. $.60 net
The author says in her introduction : " The course of study out-
lined in this handbook has already stood the test of practical appli-
cation in the schoolroom with excellent results. The author believes
that it may be pursued with profit both to teacher and to pupil in
any or all of grammar grades, and in any school, however poorly
equipped. It is designed to enable a teacher, without special train-
ing, to handle the subject, and to accomplish good work without a
laboratory or special equipment.''
"This is a new idea in book making, and, as it seems to me, an excel-
lent one. I have examined the book somewhat hastily and found it very
interesting indeed." — Louis P. Nash, Snperiiitendent of Schools, Holyoke,
Mass.
THE MACMILLAN COMPANY
66 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK
Mar> Zl 10*1
^v
MAR 5 1901
V
H 96
8 9/i
^o. '?.T*VA <^ ♦^T7^* jff- X,. .^
o"^" •IV--^^
4r '<^
1
•* *^ ^q.*'.,
HECKMAN
BINDERY INC.
n
AUG 89
N. MANCHESTER,
INDIANA 46962
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