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tion of a future use the child should be made to feel that he is doing something worth while. This will accentuate the interest and deepen the impression. All models given may be increased or decreased in size if the proportions are adhered to, but the dimensions stated are those commonly used. A MODEL LESSON _Aim_--To construct a windmill or pin-wheel. Each child should have a five-inch square, a slender stick five inches long, a pin, a ruler, a pair of scissors, and a lead pencil. The children are supposed to know that every piece of paper, laid in position, has a back edge, a front edge, a right edge, a left edge, a right-back corner, a left-back corner, a right-front corner, a left-front corner, and that, in tracing, the forefinger of the right hand is used. Three questions after each direction will be sufficient. The questions aim to have a complete statement in answer, and to develop an unconsciously correct use of the verb. This may appear slow at first, but soon the replies will come quickly and the answer will be correctly given. [Illustration: WINDMILL, A] _Teacher_: "Children, lay your papers on your desk parallel with the front edge of the desk.--John, where are you to lay your paper?" _John_: "I am to lay my paper on my desk parallel with the front edge of my desk." _Teacher_: "Mary, where did you lay your paper?" _Mary_: "I laid my paper on my desk parallel with the front edge of my desk." _Teacher_: "Willie, where has Mary laid her paper?" _Willie_: "Mary has laid her paper on her desk, parallel with the front edge of her desk." _Teacher_: "Trace the back edge of your paper.--Anna, what are you to do to your paper?" _Anna_: "I am to trace the back edge of my paper." _Teacher_: "Harry, what did you do to your paper?" _Harry_: "I traced the back edge of my paper." _Teacher_: "Jessie, what have you done to your paper?" _Jessie_: "I have traced the back edge of my paper." _Teacher_: "Each child place the forefinger on the right-back corner of the paper.--Charles, what are you to do?" _Charles_: "I am to place my forefinger on the right-back corner of my paper." _Teacher_: "Anna, what did you do?" _Anna_: "I placed my forefinger on the right-back corner of my paper." _Teacher_: "Laurence, what have you done?" _Laurence_: "I have placed my forefinger on the right-back corner of my paper." _Teacher_: "Take your ruler and lay it across your pape
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