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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jul 21, 1904

The Home and Church-School Manual

is especially valuable. The author's intention was that this book should be a guide to the parent in instructing the children at home, so that, when entering the church-school, they will have had the proper home training, and can continue in the church-school without interruption. This book is invaluable to any one interested in the teaching of children, as the following condensed description of its six departments will show:—

Part I sets forth the general principles of Christian education, and states the object of the church-schools.

Part II applies these principles to the home training, and shows parents how to educate their children in the home until they are old enough to enter the church-school.

Part III provides a course of study for church-schools, recommends text-books, and tells how to teach each subject in every grade.

Part IV presents a course of study for intermediate schools, and outlines the principles upon which they should be conducted.

Part V contains hints and helps for teachers, based upon questions which they are asked, and drawn from the long experience of the author.

Part VI solves many of the practical problems in the church-school work with which the people are everywhere dealing.

Bound in cloth, with ornamental design, 50 cents.