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... PRIMARY AND INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENTS . 23. The Story of September . 24. New Model School at Teachers ' College of Indianapolis 25 . King Richard , the Crusader____ 30 . A Foreword .-- W. Francis Collins May Hamilton Helm Frances M ...
... PRIMARY AND INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENTS . 23. The Story of September . 24. New Model School at Teachers ' College of Indianapolis 25 . King Richard , the Crusader____ 30 . A Foreword .-- W. Francis Collins May Hamilton Helm Frances M ...
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PRIMARY AND INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENTS Conducted by THE TEACHERS ' COLLEGE OF INDIANAPOLIS , Frances M. Kelsey , Editor The Story of September L The only holiday that falls in Sep- tember is Labor. of the saddest things about growing old ...
PRIMARY AND INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENTS Conducted by THE TEACHERS ' COLLEGE OF INDIANAPOLIS , Frances M. Kelsey , Editor The Story of September L The only holiday that falls in Sep- tember is Labor. of the saddest things about growing old ...
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... primary grades in the construction of small articles ; such as small houses , chairs , beds and many other small articles by which the pupil can attain an idea of the use ... PRIMARY EN 15c IF you are a Primary or THE EDUCATOR - JOURNAL . 45.
... primary grades in the construction of small articles ; such as small houses , chairs , beds and many other small articles by which the pupil can attain an idea of the use ... PRIMARY EN 15c IF you are a Primary or THE EDUCATOR - JOURNAL . 45.
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" English Grammar is Required Grade children cannot grasp . It. M PRIMARY EN 15c IF you are a Primary or a Rural Teacher you can get above magazine , the oldest in the world of its kind and one of the most helpful in your work , 3 mos ...
" English Grammar is Required Grade children cannot grasp . It. M PRIMARY EN 15c IF you are a Primary or a Rural Teacher you can get above magazine , the oldest in the world of its kind and one of the most helpful in your work , 3 mos ...
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... Primary Grades , by Alice M. Krackowizer --- The Instructor , The Man and the Job , by Chas . R. Allen , Federal Board of Education American Leaders , by Lefferts . A story - biological history for the 5th grade , 2 vols . each ...
... Primary Grades , by Alice M. Krackowizer --- The Instructor , The Man and the Job , by Chas . R. Allen , Federal Board of Education American Leaders , by Lefferts . A story - biological history for the 5th grade , 2 vols . each ...
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