Part 19

This is the way sunshine comes down, Sweetly, sweetly falling; So it chaseth the cloud away, So it waketh the lovely day, This is the way sunshine comes down, Sweetly, sweetly falling.

(_Chorus._)

This is the way rainbow comes round, Brightly, brightly falling; So it smileth across the sky, Making fair the heavens on high, This is the way rainbow comes down, Brightly, brightly falling.

_Chorus._

Wonderful, Lord, are all thy works, Wheresoever falling; All their various voices raise, Speaking forth their Maker's praise. Wonderful, Lord, are all thy works, Wheresoever falling.

(The appropriate gesture is spreading the arms, and, when it is the rain or the hail, the children enjoy making the patter on the table,--gently for the rain, and louder for the hail.)

Butler & Tanner, The Selwood Printing Works, Frome, and London.

THE COMMITTEE OF THE

Manchester Kindergarten Association

Beg to Announce that the

TRAINING CLASSES FOR TEACHERS

Meet in the AFTERNOON at

Thorney Abbey, Alexandra Park, Manchester,

For THEORETICAL instruction in the following subjects:--

Drawing J. CLEGG, Esq. Music MISS WICHERN. Theory and Application of the Kindergarten System MISS SNELL. Physiology and Laws of Health MISS CLEGHORN. Science of Education W. H. HERFORD, Esq., B.A. Natural History and Physiography F. J. WEBB, Esq. Elements of Geometry MISS SNELL. Botany MISS HERFORD.

=Practical Instruction is afforded at the Model Kindergarten in the Forenoon.=

FEES FOR THE ABOVE.

THE WHOLE COURSE (per Term of Ten Weeks) 5 GUINEAS. SEPARATE CLASSES (per term of Ten Hours) 2½ GUINEAS.

_Students are expected to take the whole Course of Two Years; when withdrawal before the end of the course is necessary a Term's notice is required._

A LIMITED NUMBER OF STUDENTS CAN BE RECEIVED AS BOARDERS BY THE HEAD MISTRESS.

CHARGE FOR BOARD AND LODGING 44 GUINEAS PER ANNUM. WEEKLY BOARDERS 33 " "

=Satisfactory References Required.=

Froebel Society,

17, BUCKINGHAM STREET, STRAND.

President:

MISS SHIRREFF.

Vice-Presidents:

OSCAR BROWNING, Esq., M.A. Rev. Canon DANIEL, M.A. J. G. FITCH, Esq., H.M. _Inspector of Training Colleges._ Prof. G. CAREY FOSTER, B.A. Dr. J. H. GLADSTONE, F.R.S. Lady GOLDSMID. Mrs. W. GREY. Fräulein HEERWART. Prof. MEIKLEJOHN, M.A. Rev. R. H. QUICK, M.A. A. SONNENSCHEIN, Esq.

Council:

Miss M. E. BAILEY. Miss BAKER. Miss BELCHER. Rev. A. BOURNE. Hon. Mrs. BUXTON. E. COOKE, Esq. Miss S. CROMBIE. Mrs. FIELDEN. Miss FRANKS. Mrs. GREEN. Mrs. LAW. Miss E. LORD. Miss LYSCHINSKA. Miss E. A. MANNING. Mme. MICHAELIS. H. K. MOORE, Esq., B.Mus., B.A. J. S. PHILLPOTTS, Esq. Miss KATE PHILLIPS. Mrs. ROMANES. Rev. T. W. SHARPE, H.M.I.S. Miss SIM. F. STORR, Esq., B.A. Miss KATE THORNBURY. Miss WARD.

Hon. Treasurer:

A. R. PRICE, Esq.

Hon. Secretary:

C. G. MONTEFIORE, Esq.

Secretary:

Miss BAYLEY.

The Froebel Society

WAS formed in 1874 for the purpose of promoting co-operation among those engaged in Kindergarten work, of spreading the knowledge and practice of the system, and of maintaining a high standard of efficiency among Kindergarten Teachers.

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AN EXAMINATION OF STUDENTS

Will be held in London in the month of July, for the Higher and (this year only) for the Elementary Certificate. In December next there will be an Examination for the Elementary Certificate only.

Under certain conditions the Council are prepared to hold the Examinations at local centres.

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A Registry for Kindergarten Teachers

Has been opened at the Office of the Society. A small fee is charged to those who apply.

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Arrangements have been made by the Council for the INSPECTION AND REGISTRATION OF KINDERGARTENS upon certain conditions.

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The Calendar of the Froebel Society, price 1/-,

Contains the Syllabus for the Examinations, and the Examination Papers of 1886.

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Further information can be obtained from the Secretary, at the Office of the Society,

17, BUCKINGHAM STREET, STRAND.

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The Office is open daily from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., except on Thursdays.

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Transcriber's Notes:

In the introduction and last two pages which use an ornamental font in the original, Froebel is presented without the oe-ligature. This was retained.

Book uses both "Mütterspiele und Köse-Lieder" and "Die Mutter Spiele und Kose Lieder" for Froebel's work: "Mutter- und Kose-Lieder." Also referenced as "_Mother Love_ and _Cossetting Songs_."

Mrs. Kraus-Boelte is spelled without an oe-ligature except in a single footnote where a ligature was used.

Obvious punctuation errors repaired.

Page 32, "Bulow" changed to "Bülow" (Marenholtz-Bülow has happily remarked)

Page 42, word "it" removed from text. Original read: (forth by addressing it the)

Page 44, "her's" changed to "hers" (for _hers_ they realize)

Page 50, "combinanations" changed to "combinations" (color and its combinations)

Page 50, "develope" changed to "develop" (office, to develop)

Page 209, "beuause" changed to "because" (of it, because, in addition)

Page 223-224, the word "Chorus" sometimes appeared in parentheses and sometimes did not. This was retained.