Waverly School - Annual Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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Wh Little Angels Mid-morning milk keeps us string- . 'Th ofth ' 'ur hntn' Kindergarten provides each child with the opportunity to work and play together, to share belongings, and to 'become better adjusted to group activities. Party fer four - waiter! Our kindergarten classes are fortunate in having a modern classroom eouplete with all of the aquiynt needed for eueoaaaful. teaching. ,., gh, -mm of this maxim h,,,,.1 su-aight uma nu the p1q ma. 13

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E Bi Our Younger Da s Busy with 0.11 of our paper work! . Here'a one studyfllt lbfllt WT U-IE gaming 15, 5.4 1, glpg-glut, Counting activities interest ua. In the primary grades the child begins to learn about how society functions - how people work together. Your child is interested in himself and in his home. His-first jiessons satisfy this interest. They are about himself and other children and things that are familiar to the school and home Here we study about how, society is organized.