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• The co-operative nursery schoolEthel Puffer Howes
• A study of growth and development; observations in successive years on the same children, by R. M. Fleming, with a statistical analysis by WRachel M. Fleming
• Juvenile paresisWilliam Claire Menninger
• Public services to children in MichiganMaxine Boord Virtue
• A study of the needs and opportunities for vocational training and guidance ot the Michigan state public school for dependent children, by BBen Church Fairman
• The relation between dependency and retardation : a study of 1,351 public school children known to the Minneapolis Associated CharitiesMargaret Kent Beard
• The children in our schoolsJosephine C. Foster
• Learning performance of retarded and normal childrenG. Orville Johnson
• Handbook for teachers of exceptional children; a workshop project, edited by James Knight, director, Extension Teaching Bureau, Division of University of Texas. Division of Extension. Extension Teaching and Field Service Bureau
• Ratio of children to women, 1920. A study in the differential rate of natural increase in the United States, by Warren S. ThompsonWarren Simpson Thompson
• Average heights and weights of children under six years of ageUnited States. Children's Bureau
• Physical status of preschool children, Gary, Ind., by Anna E. Rude, M.DAnna Elizabeth Rude
• Foster-home care for dependent childrenUnited States. Children's Bureau
• Nutrition work for preschool children, by Agnes K. HannaUnited States. Children's Bureau
• Dependent and delinquent children in North Dakota and South Dakota ; a study of the prevalence, treatment, and prevention of child dependencUnited States. Children's Bureau
• Handbook for the use of boards of directors, superintendents, and staffs of institutions for dependent childrenUnited States. Children's Bureau
• Community action for children in wartimeUnited States. Children's Bureau
• State and community planning for children and youth, proposals of the National Commission on Children in WartimeNational Commission on Children in Wartime
• Children in the community, the St. Paul experiment in child welfareUnited States. Children's Bureau
• Guardianship : a way of fulfilling public responsibility for childrenIrving Weissman
• Problems in changing programs in institutions for delinquent childrenGeorge H Weber
• Children problems and services in child welfare programsHelen Rankin Jeter
• The steps ahead. Report of a conference held by the Citizen's Committee for the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Children's Bureau, April 9, 1963Conference on Mentally Retarded Children 1963)
• When teenagers take care of children; a guide for babysittersIvor Kraft
• Day care for other people's children in your homeUnited States. Children's Bureau
• Delinquent children in penal institutions, [by] William H. Sheridan [and] Alice B. Freer. Statistical analysis: I. Richard Perlman [and] DupWilliam Henry Sheridan
• Police work with children : perspectives and principlesRichard A. Myren
• Juvenile delinquency servicesUnited States. Children's Bureau
• On rearing infants and young children in institutionsHelen Leland Witmer
• Notes on a Conference for Measuring Juvenile DelinquencyCitizens Research Council of Michigan
• Four plays for childrenJohn Jay Chapman
• Neptune's isle and other plays for childrenJohn Jay Chapman
• Standards for juvenile and family courtsWilliam Henry Sheridan
• Research relating to juvenile delinquentsUnited States. Children's Bureau
• Krilof and his fablesIvan Andreevich Krylov
• The long exile, and other stories for childrenLeo Tolstoy
• The diary of a superfluous man, and other stories. Fathers and childrenIvan Turgenev
• Spotlight the children in physical educationDetroit Public Schools. Department of Health and Physical Education
• Children's singing games, old and new, for vacation schools, playgrounds, school-yards, kindergartens, and primary gradesMari Ruef Hofer
• The song play book; singing games for childrenMary A. Wollaston
• How to help the shut-in child; 313 hints for homebound childrenMargery D McMullin
• The Rockford school plant program; a community project to secure adequate public school accomodations for the children of Rockford, IllinoisArthur B. Moehlman
• The children's need for schools; the school plant requirements for Hillsdale, Michigan, as determined by a careful study of existing conditiArthur B. Moehlman
• "Your children and your schools." A summary of the report on the survey of the public schools of Rutherford, New JerseyColumbia University. Teachers College. Institute of Educational Research. Division of Field Studies
• The education of Mexican and Spanish-speaking children in TexasHerschel Thurman Manuel
• The education of childrenMichel de Montaigne
• How Gertrude teaches her children. An attempt to help mothers to teach their own children and an account of the method. A report to the sociJohann Heinrich Pestalozzi
• Compilation of legislation on Title I - Financial assistance to local educational agencies for the education of children of low-income familUnited States
• Farm children; an investigation of rural child life in selected areas of IowaBird Thomas Baldwin
• The care of dependent, neglected, and wayward children: being a report of the Second section ... Chicago, June, 1893Correction International Congress of Charities
• The dynamics of functional casework in a progressive day nurseryDorothy Melby
• Children in a child guidance center: selected recordsCouncil on Social Work Education
• Charity and food. Report of the special committee of the Charity organisation society upon soup kitchens, children's breakfasts and dinners,Family Welfare Association
• Accidents and childrenUnited States Children's Bureau
• Child Welfare League of America standards for homemaker service for childrenChild Welfare League of America. Committee on Standards for Homemaker Service
• Standards for homemaker service for children. Draft statementChild Welfare League of America
• A study of fifty unmarried Negro mothers in pending and active Aid to Dependent Children cases in the Marion County Department of Public WelA'Lelia Josephine Osili
• A summary of a study of fifty unmarried Negro mothers in pending and active aid to dependent children cases in the Marion County Dept. of PuA'lelia Josephine Osili
• A follow-up study of fifty unmarried Negro mothers in active aid to dependent children; cases in the Marion County Dept. of Public Welfare, A'lelia Josephine Osili
• Cruelty to childrenEustace Chesser