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• Teacher listen, the children speak; illustrated by Barbara Cooney PorterJames L. Hymes
• State aid to needy children; laws, rulings and policies, 1929California. Department of Social Welfare
• How to train children, by Emma Churchman HewittMrs. Emma Hewitt
• Report of the California Commission for the study of problem children. January, 1929. [1931]California. Commission for the study of problem children
• An individual study guide to be used, by high school and college students and parent study groups, with Home guidance for young childrenGrace Langdon
• Living with our children; a book of little essays for mothers, by Clara D. PiersonClara Dillingham Pierson
• Interests of young childrenLois Hayden Meek
• Growing up with our children; for the parents of teen age young people [by] W.H. BurgerWilliam Harold Burger
• Children and youth at the midcentury; a chart bookMid-century White House Conference on Children and Youth
• County children's court act, with amendments through 1930New York
• Changing concepts; a review of the work of the Court of common pleas, division of domestic relations (the Juvenile court inclusive) HamiltonCharles W. Hoffman
• The child and his picture book; a discussion of the preferences of the nursery child, by G. La Verne Freeman ... and Ruth Sunderlin FreemanLarry Freeman
• The children's book of food verses, by Winifred Stuart Gibbs; with illustrations by Kathryn E. Moody and Helen E. RawlinsWinifred S. Gibbs
• Some special problems of children aged two to five years [by Nina Ridenour in collaboration with Isabel Johnson]State Charities Aid Association. New York City Committee on Mental Hygiene
• A decade of progress; based on the findings of nine regional workshops, on reports from seven executive departments responsible for childrenNew York Committee for the 1960 White House Conference on Children and Youth
• Observation lessons on animals : including drawings and descriptive, comparative, and inferential work of children, for the use of teachers J. M. Arms Sheldon
• Rebuilding crippled children in Cattaraugus countyCattaraugus county tuberculosis and public health association
• The care and feeding of children; a catechism for the use of mothers and children's nurses, by L. Emmett Holt, jrL. Emmett Holt
• Original diets--classified and calculated, with particular reference to diets for the nephritic, the tuberculous and for childrenNew York Dry Milk Company
• A diabetic primer for children [by] Alfred E. FischerAlfred E. Fischer
• Motivation of speech and hearing handicapped children. Project director: Bruce M. Siegenthaler. Research assistant: Hubert L. GerstmanPennsylvania State University. Speech and Hearing Clinic
• Children learn the language arts, by Mildred A. Dawson and Frieda Hayes DingeeMildred A. Dawson
• Children with special needsMaryland. Superintendents Committee on Curriculum and Supervision
• Services for educable mentally retarded children in New York State, a guide for the organization and operation of special classes for educabUniversity of the State of New York. Bureau for Handicapped Children
• Remedial training for children with specific disability in reading, spelling, and penmanship, by Anna Gillingham and Bessie W. StillmanAnna Gillingham
• Height and weight survey of Toronto elementary school children, 1939Canada. Social Analysis Branch
• Emotional problems in children; technical approaches used in their study and treatmentJ. Louise Despert
• Children explore the environmentUniversity of the State of New York. Bureau of Elementary Curriculum Development
• Schools for children under six; a report on the status and need for nursery schools and kindergartensMary Dabney Davis
• Children learn in kindergartenUniversity of the State of New York. Division of Elementary Education
• Guidance of children in elementary schoolsNew York. Board of Education
• A preliminary guide for cooperative nursery schoolsLos Angeles Council of Cooperative Nursery Schools
• The cooperative nursery school: educational responsibilityPolly McVickar
• A nursery school handbook for teachers and parents, by Marjorie M. Green [and] Elizabeth L. Woods. Illus. by Romney GayMarjorie M Green
• Helping children to learn, by Ethel Bushnell Waring ... [and] Marguerite Wilker JohnsonEthel Bushnell Waring
• The emotionally handicapped child and the school: a research program in the prevention of personality and behavior disorders in children. PrCalifornia. State Department of Education
• What tests can tell us about children; illustrated by Don MerrickJ. Wayne Wrightstone
• Children's explanations of natural phenomenaMervin Elijah Oakes
• Parent attitudes in rearing mentally retarded children. Nathan S. Leichman, consultant in research project directorCalifornia. State Department of Education
• The effects of listening training on the auditory thresholds of mentally retarded childrenBernard Burton Schlanger
• Unsettled children and their familiesD. H. Stott
• Children and you, a primer of child care, by Eva Knox Evans; drawings by Mary A. GilesEva Knox Evans
• The parents handbook; an encyclopedia devoted to the emotional problems of children's growth, with practical suggestions on understanding, aAllan Fromme
• Migration movements of children in New York stateTheodore Bienenstok
• Directory [of] state and territorial committees co-operating with the National Midcentury Committee for Children and Youth, Inc., 1952-1953Inc National Midcentury Committee for Children and Youth
• Juvenile delinquencyUnited States. Congress. Senate. Committee on the Judiciary
• Report on children and youth, 1950-1952Inc National Midcentury Committee for Children and Youth
• Practices of parents in dealing with preschool children, by Gertrude Gilmore Lafore, Ph.DGertrude Gilmore Lafore
• Children in exile, by Geraldine Pederson-Krag, M.DGeraldine Pederson-Krag
• Best toys for children and their selection, by Minnetta Sammis Leonard ... with an introduction by V.A.C. HenmonMinnetta Sammis Leonard
• The child's first days in nursery school, a pamphlet for nursery staff; what nursery school is like, a pamphlet for parents; [and] how a chiState Charities Aid Association. New York Committee on Mental Hygiene
• Two to six; suggestions for parents and teachers of young children, by Rose H. Alschuler and associatesRose H. Alschuler
• Toward a good life for children and youth in the Empire State; reportNew York Committee for the 1960 White House Conference on Children and Youth
• Children and food in day care centersNew York City Home Economics Association. Social Welfare and Public Health Department
• A research study in early identification of behavior problem children and multi-problem families [by Paul T. Beisser and Phyllis P. Van VleePaul T Beisser
• Growing from infancy to adulthood; a summary of the changing characteristics of children and youth, by Edward C. Britton and J. Merritt WinaEdward C Britton
• Observation of young children. I. Their behavior. II. Their teaching. [By] Lovisa C. Wagoner [and] Jane CastellanosLovisa Catharine Wagoner
• Children in foster care in New York state, 1935-1939New York. Department of Social Welfare
• Characteristics of state plans: old-age assistance, aid to the blind, aid to dependent childrenUnited States. Bureau of Public Assistance
• Selected references on day care for childrenEducation United States. Department of Health