Excerpt from Primary Lessons in Human Physiology and Hygiene for Schools
This book is intended for the use of children who are just beginning to learn something about the care of their bodies and the laws of health. In order to attract and hold the young pupil's attention, the lessons are presented in a variety of forms, and care has been taken to avoid, as far as possible, the didactic methods so common in text-books on this subject. It is believed that the constant alternation of reading lesson, picture page, oral exercise, story, memory lesson, written exercise, and review will be both pleasing to the learner and acceptable to the teacher. Such facts only are presented as can be readily comprehended by children - such facts only as are of immediate and practical importance to them. In the treatment of these facts, care has been taken to avoid whatever might unduly encourage or cultivate the sense of self-consciousness on the part of the learner - a sense which should not be acquired at too early an age. Hence, very little is said about the structure of "our wonderful bodies,'' and no anatomical pictures have been admitted.
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