Help for Home-Schools by F. G.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 22, 1909

Help for Home-Schools

By F. G.

THE following, taken from a letter from a mother, speaks for itself:— “I would like some information in regard to fitting myself to teach. We are the only Sabbath-keepers here. I have two children in the seventh grade. I taught them last year, but I feel the need of studying the latest methods and fitting myself so as to give them the very things they need. Please give me information, and tell me of the books I should use, and what I should do to help me to teach better.”

This is a question which in one form or another is often asked by mothers anxious to help their children in their homes. No better suggestion can be given, than that those desiring this information purchase the “Church School Manual.” It can be obtained from tract societies. It contains not only the courses of study and the suggestions with reference to the best text-books, but a great deal of information relative to the methods to be pursued in teaching the various subjects, and helpful information concerning Christian education. This book should certainly be in the hands of every Christian father and mother. It will help not only those who are endeavoring to maintain home-schools, but all parents who have children in school; and indeed it is most helpful to parents who have children at all. The price is fifty cents. Let all obtain it. It will greatly help in all Christian education enterprises this coming year.

F. G.