Then I shall have wings to fly with. Where will you get your wings, little caterpillar?

God will give me wings, little girl. God will change me into a butterfly. Good bye, now, little girl.

I must spin my cradle

and tie it to a twig.

Let me sleep till spring.

Then look for a beautiful butterfly.

Good bye, little caterpillar, good bye!

I will look for the butterfly.

Purple for shadows, gold for sunshine,

White for the clouds on high,

Brown for the earth that gave them birth,

And blue for the azure sky.

MORNING SONG.

SARAH E. SPRAGUE.
To be sung brightly.

(1)

G. A. GRANT-SCHAEFER.

(2)

Good morning, dear teacher,We greet you a-new,Good

(3)

morning, dear children! Good morning to you! The

shadows of night-time Are all swept a-way By

sunbeams that brighten And glad - den the way. CHORUS.

(4)

(5)

(6)

Good morn-ing to all! Good morning to all! Good

morning, good morning, Good morning to all!

Our father in Heaven

Has sent this new day
For us to make happy

With work and with play;
Like sunbeams we'll be, then,
To scatter the gloom;

Like sunbeams we'll brighten
And gladden this room.

Chorus:

(1) Children bow to teacher.
(2) Teacher bows to children.
(3) Teacher bows again.

(4) Teacher and children bow together.
(5) Teacher and children bow together.
(6) Children bow to right.

(7) Children bow to left.

(8) Teacher and children bow together.

QUESTIONS TO ANSWER.* How many thumbs has Babykin? How many fingers on one hand? How many fingers on two hands? How many legs has little dog Flash? How many wings has a bee?

How many legs has a bird?

How many feet has Roger?

How many feet has Sport?

How many wings has a bird?

How many wings has a bee?

How many wings has a butterfly?

How many wings has a grasshopper? How many legs has a grasshopper? How many legs has a robin?

• See preface.