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Review and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 46.

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Earlier text: The One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollar Fund

Teaching the Children

The Sabbath School Worker makes this important announcement:—
Those who have had experience in teaching children know that they learn by doing things much more than by simply listening. Many mothers long to teach their children, but do not know how to make the Bible interesting to them. For the help of these mothers, and also for teachers who have not had experience in such work, a series of lessons will be published in the Worker, beginning with the January number, and continuing throughout the entire year. These lessons will not be an experiment. The writer has had a wide experience in working with children, and has been using this method of teaching Bible lessons for several years, with very satisfactory results. Each lesson not only gives the Bible story, but provides work for the children to do in connection with it. So that, while the eyes and hands are being trained, the Bible truths are being indelibly fixed upon the mind, and so associated with the things seen in every-day life that they can never be forgotten.
This series of lessons ought to be in every home where there are little children to be taught. The price of the Worker is thirty-five cents a year, single copies. It is published at this Office.
HE SENDETH FORTH SPRINGS INTO THE VALLEYS; THEY RUN AMONG THE MOUNTAINS.
HE SENDETH FORTH SPRINGS INTO THE VALLEYS; THEY RUN AMONG THE MOUNTAINS.
HOME AND HEALTH
HOME AND HEALTH

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Review and Herald · Nov 15, 1906