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For Primary Teachers — in which Mrs. Eleanor B. Hatton talks with the children on the lesson in a way that greatly helps other primary teachers. Your Class of Girls — what to teach and how to teach those teen-age girls of yours, in getting the lesson into their everyday living.
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“Say, Fellows” — is the b o y reaching lesson-teaching of Wade C. Smith, a genius at the job, who will give you many a welcome hint in teaching and guiding those boys of your». Little Jetts Teach the Lesson— Yes, indeed they do! And you’ d be surprised to know how many different kinds of folks delight to use these little Bible-picture pen-and-ink cre ations of Wade C. Smith s clever touch. Better get ac quainted ! Pace’s Christian Cartoons are
tish Bible-teacher, W. Graham Scroggie, of Edinburgh, during the first six months of 1926. Questions for Teacher and C 1a s s— j u s t the questions you would like to assign to dif ferent members of your class, for between-Sunday research, and for class discussion. The Busy Men’s Comer — that inimitable paragraphic lesson commentary, b^ lron -master Ridgway, w h i c^h has been called, "White hot sparks of spiritual steel I* This Week’s Teaching Princi-
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pie — where in connection with each lesson an important principle of true teaching is set forth by Prof. C. C. Ellis, a leading education alist. The Illustration Round-Table — anecdotes and inci dents illustrating the lesson, supplied by the world wide family of Times readers— by far the richest source of fresh illustrations in periodical literature. From the Platform — a three-minute talk by Philip E. Howard, suggestive to the Superintendents, in clinching the lesson s heart-truth for the school.
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