[facedown]

Many more at source.

[Zeneta]

That can’t be real.

There was no color in 1917.

[hanamizu]

The superintendent said he’d never seen multiplication taught using the circle. That’s how I was taught in the mid 50s. Teacher would point to the x6 and then to a 7 and the class would shout “42”. We’d do the drill for ten or fifteen minutes every day. We were expected to know the answers as well as our own names—ie. you weren’t supposed to have to about it. Very few kids today really know their times tables.

[1_Rain_Drop]

"Teachers and students scribbled the lessons — multiplication tables, pilgrim history, how to be clean —"

On that chalkboard it says "shower". I think it means shower as in weather and not a bath tub shower.

[Jamestown1630]

What a great turkey!

I’m red-faced; when I tried to paint a turkey in 2nd grade, everybody laughed at my turkey.

-JT (she of no artistic or hand-eye coordination...still ;-)