312 



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"Laboratory Manual of Agriculture 

 for Secondary Schools," L. E. Call 

 and E. G. Schafer, 6i 



Lantes, Vernon, Criticism of School 

 Garden Methods, i86 



Leaf Portfolio, as an Aid to Tree- 

 Study, 197 



Local Sections, Directory of, t,2 



"Mechanistic Conception of Life," 

 Loeb, 194 



Meeting of American Nature-Study 

 Society, i 



"Mendel's Principles of Heredity," 

 W. Bateson, 232 



"Michigan Bird Life," Walter B. 

 Barrows 



"Mighty Animals, "Jennie Irene Mix, 



234 

 Miller, Geo. J., A Study of Wind- 

 Blown Sand, 43; The Work of Run- 

 ning Water, 78; Work of Glaciers, 



125 



Miller-Robertson Ellen, The 

 Way of a Caterpillar, 85; The 

 Tobacco- Worm and Its Kin, 113 



MosHER, Edith R., Correlating Tree- 

 Study with Other Kindergarten 

 and Primary Grade Subjects, 54 ■ 



Moulds, How to Grow Common, Mr. 

 Tabor, 222 



Mouth, The, and Its Uses, 28 



"Mouth Hygiene and Mouth Sepsis," 

 John S. Marshall, 269 



Natural History of the Farm, A 

 Course in the, 170 



N. S., The Present Status in Elemen- 

 tary Schools, 237 



Needham, J. G., Course in the Na- 

 tural History of the Farm, 170; 

 Field Work Records, 203; Fuel 

 Woods of the Farm, 282; Pasture 

 Plants, 251 



Nelson, Norman E., A Wild Flower 

 Garden, 160 



News and Notes, 145, 227, 262, 301 



Officers of Am. N. S. Society, i 



Pasture Plants, 251 



Patterson, Alice J., The Present 

 Status of N. S. in the El. Schools, 



239 

 Patteson, S. Louise, The Bluebird's 



Housekeeping, loi; Ichabod 



Foundling, 168 

 Physical N. S. for the El. School, 290 

 "Plant and Animal Children and 



How they Grow," Ellen Torrele, 62, 



269 

 "Plants, Their Uses," F. L. Sargent, 



233 



Pollard, Mamie Lee, School Gar- 

 dens in Idaho, 207 



Possums and Possum Hunting, 130 



"Pure Foods," John C. Olsen, 94 



Retrospect and Prospect 



St. Louis Section, Annual Meeting, 263 



Sand Dunes, Trip to, 50 



Sand, Wind-Blown, 43 



Sargent, Paul, Possums and Possum 



Hunting, 130 

 "School Agriculture," Milo Wood, 63 

 School Gardening, Will it -Survive, 



257 

 vSchool Gardens, 224 

 School Gardens, One Adjustment of, 



to Year, 66 

 School Garden Methods, A Criticism 



of, 186 

 "Seeing Nature First," Weed, 195 

 Skilling, Wm. T.., Physical N. S. for 



the El. School, 290 

 "Soil Conditions and Plant Growth," 

 E. J. Russell, 93 

 "Snake," The Glass, 296 

 Sparrows, Observations on, 302 

 Spring of 1913, 191 

 Squirrels, A Lesson on, 147 

 "Stories of Childhood and Nature,'-' 



E. V. Brown, 270 

 "Storv of Mv Boyhood and Youth, 



The," John Muir, 270 

 "Stories of Woods and Fields," Eliza- 

 beth N. Brown, 233 

 Summary of a vStudy of Instruction in 



Agriculture in Rural El. Schools, 2 

 Tarr, W. a., Common Rocks and 



Their Determination, 22, 33 

 Tobacco, A Study oi, 134 

 Tobacco- Worm and Its Kin, 113 

 Tr.'VFTON, G. H., Children's Interests 



in Nature Material, 150 

 "Trees in Winter," A. F. Blakeslee 



and C. D. Jarvis, 118 

 Tree-Study in Winter, 13 

 Tree-Study, Correlation of With 



Kindergarten Subjects, 54 

 Tree-Study, The Leaf- Portfolio as an 



Aid in, 197 

 Valentine, Florence, A Trip to the 



Sand Dunes, 50 

 Van Buren, Frances, A Grand 



Rapids School Garden, 95 

 Van Dyke, Henry, The Song Spar- 

 row (Poem), 65 

 Watte, C. M., A Collector's E.x- 



periences, 215 

 Water, A Study of, 78, 88 

 "Wilderness of the North Pacific 



Coast Islands, The," Chas. Sheldon 



61 

 "Wild Life and the Camera," A. 



Radclyflfe Dugmore, 61 

 Wind-Blown Sand, A Stiidy of, 43 

 Work of Glaciers, 125 

 Work of Running Water, 78 



