The Story in Primary Instruction: Sixteen Stories and How to Use Them

by Samuel B. Allison; H. Avis Perdue

Part.	MAKING.	DRAWING.	CUTTING.	DRAMATIZATION.
I.	House of paper. Goat modeled in clay.	The Mother Goat and her seven little ones.	The Goat in the forest.	The Goat and her little ones.
II.	Table (see Worst Ex. III). Wolf modeled in clay.	The Wolf knocking at the door.	The Wolf at the door.	The Wolf knocks at the door; the little goats detect him.
III.	Bed (see Worst, Ex. V).	The Wolf and the Miller.	The Wolf and the Baker.	The Wolf interviews the Miller and the Baker.
IV.	Clock Face (see Worst, Ex. 63).	The Wolf in the meadow under the tree.	The Kids dancing for joy.	The Mother Goat’s return.

THE STARDOLLARS.

I.

Preparation.

The story of a little girl who had neither father nor mother, nor any one to care for her.

A talk about the helplessness of a child in that condition.

Narration.

AT HOME.

There was once a very little girl who lived with her parents in a pretty little cottage near a great forest. I do not know what her name was. Her parents were kind and good and loved her dearly, for she was a very sweet and loving child.