Excerpt from How to Teach Primary Geography: Hints to Teachers, Intended Especially for Those Using Frye's Primary Geography
To Teachers: - Read the Preface to Primary Geography and then read the rest of the book, in order to get the general plan of the work.
Study each lesson and make it your own. No book of methods can take the place of live thought. Find out what each lesson teaches. Make note of the facts that are to be brought out by the class.
Think how best to throw light on these facts, - whether by pictures, by short stories or by crayon sketches. Above all know your school district. Be ever alert to direct pupils to objects that they can see or handle, - to hills, brooks, flowers, animals, people, etc.
Let each lesson grow out of the one preceding it. Forge a chain of thought and each link will help to hold all others in memory.
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