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  Further suggestions for problems, illustrative materials, and assignments 40 Class projects 42 Notebooks 43 The place of laboratory problems 46 Field trips 53 Measuring results 55   Evidences of the successful functioning of art in the classroom 55   Evidences of the successful functioning of art in the home 58 Home projects 66   Suggestive home projects in which art is an important factor 68 Section V. Additional units in art related specifically to house furnishing and clothing selection 72 Section VI. Illustrative material 75 Purpose 75 Selection and sources 75 Use 77 Care and storage 79 Section VII. Reference material 81 Use of reference material 81 Sources of reference material 81 Bibliography 82 Index 85

FIGURES
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1.	An arrangement of wild flowers and grasses and a few books placed on a blotter on a typewriter table in front of an inexpensive india print may furnish a colorful spot in any schoolroom. Note the effective use of the screen in concealing a filing case	7
2.	A bulletin board on which it is necessary to use a variety of materials adds to the appearance of the room when these materials are well arranged and frequently changed	8
3.	Pupils in a Nebraska high school try out different flowers and arrangements	9
4.	In a Nebraska high school a screen was used in an unattractive corner as a background for an appreciation center	24
5.	The simplest school furnishings can be combined attractively. A low bookcase, a bowl of bittersweet, and a passe partout picture as here used are available in most schools	26
6.	A few pieces of unrelated illustrative material may be grouped successfully in bulletin-board space	28
7.	Sprouted sweetpotato produced this attractive centerpiece for the home table	29
8.	Glass-paneled doors open from the dining room directly into a main first-floor corridor in the high school at Stromsburg, Nebr.	30