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THE WOODS HUTCHINSON HEALTH SERIES THE CHILD’S DAY

WOODS HUTCHINSON, A.M., M.D. FOREWORD Contents

THE CHILD’S DAY

GOOD MORNING

I. WAKING UP II. A GOOD START III. BATHING AND BRUSHING

BREAKFAST GOING TO SCHOOL

I. GETTING READY II. AN EARLY ROMP III. FRESH AIR—WHY WE NEED IT IV. FRESH AIR—HOW WE BREATHE IT

IN SCHOOL

I. BRINGING THE FRESH AIR IN II. HEARING AND LISTENING III. SEEING AND READING IV. A DRINK OF WATER V. LITTLE COOKS VI. TASTING AND SMELLING VII. TALKING AND RECITING VIII. THINKING AND ANSWERING

“ABSENT TO-DAY?”

I. KEEPING WELL II. SOME FOES TO FIGHT III. PROTECTING OUR FRIENDS

WORK AND PLAY

I. GROWING STRONG II. ACCIDENTS III. THE CITY BEAUTIFUL

THE EVENING MEAL A PLEASANT EVENING GOOD NIGHT

I. GETTING READY FOR BED II. THE LAND OF NOD

QUESTIONS AND EXERCISES

Good Morning

I. Waking Up. II. A Good Start. III. Bathing and Brushing.

Breakfast Going to School

I. Getting Ready. II. An Early Romp. III. Fresh Air—Why We Need It. IV. Fresh Air—How We Breathe It.

In School

I. Bringing the Fresh Air In. II. Hearing and Listening. III. Seeing and Reading. IV. A Drink of Water. V. Little Cooks. VI. Tasting and Smelling. VII. Talking and Reciting. VIII. Thinking and Answering.

“Absent To-day?”

I. Keeping Well. II. Some Foes to Fight. III. Protecting Our Friends.

Work and Play

I. Growing Strong. II. Accidents.

III. The City Beautiful. The Evening Meal A Pleasant Evening Good Night

I. Getting Ready for Bed. II. The Land of Nod.