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OUR TOWN AND CIVIC DUTY

CIVICS FOR AMERICAN CHILDREN

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

CONTENTS PART I CIVIC VIRTUES

IDA LEWIS, THE HEROINE OF LIME ROCK LIGHT RUN! JOHN, RUN! HE DID NOT HESITATE DOWN A MANHOLE THE TWELVE POINTS OF THE SCOUT LAW CAPTAIN ABRAHAM LINCOLN AND THE INDIAN DANIEL IN THE LIONS’ DEN

I II III

BETTER NOT, BOB!

I II III IV

THE KNIGHTS OF THE SILVER SHIELD

I II III IV V

THE PRINCE AND THE CRUMBS OF DOUGH THE TRAMP

I II

UNCLE SAM’S MONEY

I II

THREE WAYS TO USE MONEY THRIFT DAY

I II

HOW RICHARD PLANTED A DOLLAR

I II

HOW TO START A BANK ACCOUNT

I II

THE HARE AND THE TORTOISE AT THE END OF THE RAINBOW

I II III IV

THE CROW AND THE PITCHER DRIVE THE NAIL ARIGHT

STORIES TEACHING KINDNESS TO ANIMALS

THE STORY OF AN ARABIAN HORSE THE STORY OF BARRY BANDS OF MERCY SOME THINGS THAT MR. ANGELL TOLD BOYS AND GIRLS NELLIE’S DOG

I II

WHO SAID RATS? A BRAVE MOTHER ABOUT THOREAU FAIR PLAY FOR OUR WILD ANIMALS THE TRUE STORY OF PEDRO WHAT CHILDREN CAN DO A HORSE’S PETITION TO HIS DRIVER THE HORSE’S POINT OF VIEW A MAN WHO KNEW HOW HOW TO TREAT A HORSE THE HORSE’S PRAYER BIRDS AS THE FRIENDS OF PLANTS

I II

ANDROCLUS AND THE LION

I II

BOOKS AND STORIES ABOUT ANIMALS

PART II STORIES ABOUT OUR PUBLIC SERVANTS

THE POLICEMAN THE POLICEMAN AND THE RUNAWAY EVERYBODY’S FRIEND WHAT THE POLICEMAN DOES FOR US HOW WE MAY AID THE POLICEMAN THE FIREMAN THE STORY OF A FIRE

I JACK GIVES THE ALARM II AT THE FIRE III THE RESCUE OF SHORTY

HOW TO HELP THE FIREMAN DON’TS FOR YOUR OWN PROTECTION HOW THE MAIL IS DELIVERED

I UNCLE CHARLES WRITES FROM ALASKA II EARLY MAIL CARRIERS III POSTAGE STAMPS IV THE PONY EXPRESS V THE MAILS OF TO-DAY

BEN FRANKLIN’S OWN STORY ABOUT PHILADELPHIA STREETS YOU AND YOUR STREETS

I II III

EQUIPMENT OF STREET CLEANERS HOW WE MAY HELP KEEP THE STREETS CLEAN WHAT THE GARBAGE CAN TOLD ROBERT

I II

TWO GARBAGE COLLECTORS

I II

ROBERT’S VISIT TO THE GARBAGE PLANT THE FIRE THAT STARTED ITSELF

PART III SAFETY FIRST

WHO AM I? OUR SAFETY-FIRST MEN BRAVE WATCHMAN RECEIVES MEDAL FROM PRESIDENT WILSON STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! BE ON YOUR GUARD

I II III

A CLEAN CITY FIRE-PREVENTION DAY HOW TO FIGHT FLIES HOW TO FIGHT MOSQUITOES HOW TO MAKE A MOSQUITO TRAP

PART IV THE AMERICAN RED CROSS

THE JUNIOR RED CROSS WHAT THE CHILDREN DID THE RED CROSS IN WAR THE RED CROSS IN PEACE THE GOOD NEIGHBOR OUR TWO FLAGS THE RED CROSS FLAG FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE HENRI DUNANT CLARA BARTON

I. The Christmas Baby II. The Little Nurse III. Clara Grows Up IV. The Civil War V. The Army Nurse VI. Miss Barton Hears of the Red Cross VII. The American Red Cross

WHEN THERE WAS NO RED CROSS WHEN THE RED CROSS CAME THE RED CROSS HOW MAPLEWOOD WON SONNY THE JUNIOR RED CROSS’ FIRST BIRTHDAY HOW TO MAKE A RED CROSS EMBLEM I KNEW YOU’D COME THE DEBT PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO OUR FLAG TO THE FLAG THE AMERICAN FLAG PLAIN BUTTONS

I II III

AMERICA, MY HOMELAND COLUMBUS[B]

OUTLINE OF WORK For the Teacher

PART I CIVIC VIRTUES PART II PART III SAFETY FIRST PART IV THE JUNIOR RED CROSS HOW TO OBTAIN INFORMATION ABOUT THE JUNIOR RED CROSS

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