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PREFACE
This collection of
stories has been gathered by several of Boston’s best
Kindergarteners and is used by them in their daily work.
It is expected that experienced teachers will adapt, lengthen,
shorten or re-make these stories, as the needs of their pupils
demand.
Thanks are due to the authors who have kindly permitted such use of
their work, also to the Christimi Register, American Kindergartener,
and Dayspring, for stories which first appeared in their columns,
Ginn & Co. kindly
allow the use of Miss L. B. Pingree’s “Thanksgiving Story” and Miss
S. L. Wiltse’s “Story of a Cowslip,” from “Kindergarten Stories and
Morning Talks.”
D. Lothrop & Co. allow the use of “Ten Peas in a Pod,” from “Little
Men and Women.”
E. Steiger & Co. kindly allow the use of “Amy Stuart,”— “How the
Sparrows were Fed,” — “The Fairy in the Mirror,” and “The Echo,”
from their “Rhymes and Tales,” by Alma L. Kriege.
These courtesies are gratefully acknowledged by the Publisher.
The Boston Collection of
Kinndergarten Stories
Written and collected by Boston Kindergarten Teachers (1893) (pdf) |
