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World Stories Retold for Modern Boys and Girls / One Hundred and Eighty-seven Five-minute Classic Stories for Retelling in Home, Sunday School, Children's Services, Public School Grades and "The Story-hour" in Public Libraries cover

World Stories Retold for Modern Boys and Girls / One Hundred and Eighty-seven Five-minute Classic Stories for Retelling in Home, Sunday School, Children's Services, Public School Grades and "The Story-hour" in Public Libraries

Chapter 3: LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
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A practical collection of 187 brief retellings and guidance for oral storytelling aimed at parents, teachers, and librarians. The opening sections explain the value of stories, periods of interest, types of tales, practical techniques, games, and an ethical index; the main body offers condensed fairy tales, fables, folk stories, Bible narratives, historical and American tales, Christmas stories, profiles of peaceful heroes, and modern examples of useful young people. Illustrations, an alphabetical list, and pedagogical suggestions support quick selection and effective presentation. Emphasis is on concise language adapted for telling aloud, moral and educational uses, and methods to engage children of different ages.

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

 Page
Glad comradeship with the gladness of a childFrontispiece
Good morning, little girl, where are you going?54
Those who play and dance all summer must expect to dance hungry to bed in winter71
Offero ... began to cross the flood109
Entreat me not to leave thee133
When Jesus was a boy153
Stone marking the line of the Minute Men at Lexington215
Grace, pulling at one oar, and her father at the other237
Helen Keller286