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A report on object teaching

Samuel Stillman Greene

1865

Object lessons using children's toys

Sheryl Bruinsma

1996

Lessons on shells

Elizabeth Mayo

1838

Object Lessons: Prepared for Teachers of Primary Schools and Primary Classes

Adonijah Strong Welch

1862

God Give Us Seasons (Happy Day Books)

Dot Cachiaras

1984

Easy Object Talks for Teaching Children

Virginia A. Vanseters

1992

Object Lessons

Edward C. Grube

1993

A manual of information and suggestions for object lessons, in a course of elementary instruction

Marcius Willson

1873

Lessons on objects, graduated series

Elizabeth Mayo

1863

Inquiry-based learning using everyday objects

Amy Edmonds Alvarado, Patricia R. Herr

2003

More object lessons for very young children

Sheryl Bruinsma

1994

Lectures in the training schools for kindergartners

Peabody, Elizabeth Palmer

1886

The schoolmaster of the nineteenth century

1880

Object teaching

J. H. Gladstone

1888

Primary object lessons

Norman A. Calkins

1870

The Giant Book of Children's Sermons: Matthew to Revelation

Wesley T. Runk

2003

Good news for children

Michael L. Sherer

1981

Object-teaching

T. G. Rooper

1892

Power tools for teaching

Beth Lefgren

1988

Kindergarten stories and morning talks

Sara E. Wiltse

1890

All-occasion object lessons

Joanne E. De Jonge

1996

26 more object talks for children's worship

Van Seters Virginia a, Virginia Van Seters

1990

Edible object talks that teach about Jesus

Susan L. Lingo

2000

Longmans' object lessons

David Salmon

1895

We are the church

Wesley T. Runk

1994

The Oswego movement in American education

Ned Harland Dearborn

1925

Don't Feed the Bears

Sheryl Bruinsma

2001

Object lessons from nature

Sylvia M Mattson

1978

Slides

Roger A. Kueter

1981

Object Lessons for Children (Object Lesson)

Luther Cross

1967

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