The Story in Primary Instruction
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THE STORY IN Primary Instruction
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
INTRODUCTION.
THE STORY IN PRIMARY INSTRUCTION.
THE MASTERY OF A VOCABULARY NOT THE MATERIAL OF INSTRUCTION.
A WIDER CIRCLE AND PURPOSE, GROWING OUT OF THE CHILD’S LIFE AND NEEDS.
LANGUAGE TEACHING.
THE SELECTION OF THE SUBJECT-MATTER.
PHASE OF MIND ACTIVITY IN EARLY CIVILIZATION.
A THIRD ELEMENT OF THE RACE PRODUCTS.
THE LEGENDARY AND THE MYTHOLOGICAL THE CHILD’S NATURAL FOOD.
HOW ARE WE TO DISCRIMINATE AS TO MATERIAL TO BE SELECTED?
NARRATIVES SELECTED AND THE BASIS OF SELECTION.
THE FOUR STORY GROUPS.
THE PROBLEM OF CORRELATION.
SUGGESTIONS.
THE TREATMENT.
REPRODUCTION.
THE PREPARATION.
THE NARRATION.
THE DEEPENING.
THE NATURE-MATERIAL.
THE ETHICAL MATERIAL.
READING.
DRAWING, ETC.
DRAMATIZATION.
CONSTRUCTION.
THE SEVEN LITTLE GOATS.
THE MOTHER GOAT.
THE WOLF.
THE WOLF IN THE HOUSE.
THE MOTHER GOAT’S RETURN.
THE STARDOLLARS.
AT HOME.
IN THE FIELDS.
IN THE FOREST.
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD.
AT HOME.
IN THE WOODS.
AT GRANDMOTHER’S HOUSE.
THE SWEET RICE PORRIDGE.
THE LITTLE GIRL AND HER MOTHER.
THE WONDERFUL POT.
THE MOTHER WELL AGAIN.
THE FLOOD OF RICE.
THE VALLEY FILLED UP.
MOTHER FROST.
THE LOST SPINDLE.
THE MAID IN THE WELL.
THE RETURN HOME.
THE IDLE MAID.
SNOW-WHITE AND ROSE-RED.
THE HOME.
HOW SNOW-WHITE AND ROSE-RED PLAYED.
THE BEAR.
A DWARF IN TROUBLE.
THE DWARF FISHING.
THE DWARF AND AN EAGLE.
THE BEAR AGAIN.
THE COCK AND THE HEN.
ON THE MOUNTAIN.
THE TRAVELERS.
AT THE INN.
THE INNKEEPER.
DEATH OF THE COCK.
DEATH OF THE COCK.
THE FUNERAL.
CROSSING THE RIVER.
BIRDIE AND LENA.
HOW THE HUNTER FOUND BIRDIE.
THE COOK.
HOW BIRDIE WAS SAVED.
THE SEARCH.
THE SERVANTS GO AGAIN TO THE FOREST.
THE COOK PUNISHED.
THE WOLF AND THE FOX.
AT THE FARMYARD.
AT THE FARM HOUSE.
IN THE CELLAR.
THE STREET MUSICIANS.
HOW THE MUSICIANS CAME TOGETHER.
IN THE FOREST.
THE ROBBERS RETURN.
THE STRAW, THE COAL, AND THE BEAN.
THE MEETING.
THE JOURNEY.
CINDERELLA.
HOW CINDERELLA GOT HER NAME.
THE FAIR.
THE BALL.
HOW CINDERELLA WENT TO THE BALL.
THE WONDERFUL TRAVELER.
THE TRAVELER.
THE KIND MAN GRANTS WISHES.
THE PROUD MAN OVERTAKES THE TRAVELER.
THE PROUD MAN’S WISHES.
HANS AND THE FOUR BIG GIANTS.
THE HOME IN THE COUNTRY.
LEAVING HOME.
HANS IN THE CITY.
THE KING’S PALACE.
HANS STARTS ON HIS JOURNEY.
HANS MEETS A SECOND GIANT.
HANS MEETS A THIRD GIANT.
HANS MEETS A FOURTH GIANT.
HOW HANS GOT THE NECKLACE.
THE FIR TREE.
IN THE FOREST.
THE WOOD-CUTTERS.
OTHER TREES GO FROM THE FOREST.
THE FIR TREE HAS ITS WISH.
ADDITIONAL SUGGESTIONS.
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