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DEMAND, SUPPLY AND BALANCE Klaber, Florence; Lindberg, Lucile 1950 Guide for use of The Conservation Foundation Filmstrips: Beacon Series including story themes, Discussion questions, Biography. CLC. [SZ] 20 Curriculum DIFFERENT DRUMMER, A 1974 Reprinted by the Worship Arts Clearinghouse in Mar.1981. Worship service using readings from Thoreau. [SMZ] 20 w Worship DRAWING ABILITY OF MENTALLY RETARDED CHILDREN, THE 1940 Compares drawings of retarded children with drawings of children of same mental age. Retarded children tend to draw above mental age and copy better. J. Of Genetic Psychology, 57, 259-277. [SZ] 20 a Development

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EFFECT OF PICTURES ON RECALL OF STORIES TOLD ORALLY 1937 Child Development, Vol.8, 295-298. [S] 20 a Stories ENCOURAGING THE ARTIST IN YOUR CHILD 1947 Materials and freedom to explore, meet new people contribute to artistic expression. Parents Magazine, August [SZ] 20 a Creativity ERNEST W. KUEBLER 1992 Eulogy for Ernest Kuebler, who died in 1992. Unpub. [S] 20 UU EXPLORING NEW TEACHING TRENDS 1964 Techniques tried in public education: programmed instruction, ungraded classes and team teaching (critical discussion), creativity research. Education Day address, GA, San Francisco. UUA. [MZ] 20 p Teaching

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FAHS AND MACLEAN: A LIVING HERITAGE: GUEST EDITORIAL 1990 Liberal Religious Education. Tribute to Sophia Fahs and Angus MacLean. DS, HZ 20 a UU FELLOWSHIP SCHOOL, THE 1964 Creating an RE program in a fellowship; predecessor to Only a Few Children. [SMZ] 20 Administration FROM LOMBARD TO KNOX--WITH LOVE 1976 Friendship of Knox when Lombard closed, memories of activities and individuals.. Commencement Dinner Address to the Knox-Lombard 50-Year Club, Je.5 [SZ] 20 s History

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GIFT OF LIFE, THE: A GUIDE FOR TEACHERS AND PARENTS Gould, Josephine; Manwell, Elizabeth 1942, 1951 Guide for A Brand New Baby and Growing Bigger. RE/parent relations, classroom equipment, arts; sexuality and birth, racial prejudice, playing war, sibling jealousy. [MZ] 20 g Curriculum GOOD TEACHING, COUNTRY STYLE 1945 Education in rural churches, adaptations, use of home teaching, supplementing public schools. Principles which also apply to urban setting. International J. Of Religious Education, Dec. [MZ] 20 a Teaching

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HANDS 1961 6 sessions, focus on value of hands, animal and human hands. Beacon Science Series (Spoerl edited the entire Beacon Science Series). [Z] 8-10 c Curriculum HANDS TO WORK AND HEARTS TO GOD 1962, New Hampshire Profiles, Vol. XI, No.7, July. The Shaker Utopias. [S] 20 a History HAS SWEDENBORG A MESSAGE FOR THE LIBERAL CHURCHES? 1938 Brief history of the Church of the New Jerusalem, need for deeper spirituality. Leader, Feb. 19 [Z] 20 a Other HELP YOUR CHILD TO WRITE 1950 Writer's Monthly, Feb. 20 a Development HERESY INDEED 1975 Focuses on change within UUism. All Souls, New York, May 11, in CLF News Bulletin, June 1976. [SZ] 20 s UU HIDDEN TEACHER, THE 1976 Teaching opportunities as part of living, with the teachers being parents, teachers, children. (Good examples of explicit, implicit curriculum!) Unitarian Church, Vancouver, May 10. [SZ] 20 s Teaching HISTORIC PROFILE 1979 Profile of Abner Kneeland in Progress, Nov. [S] 20 a History HOW DOES A CHILD IDENTIFY WITH CHURCH? 1961 Individual identity development, and relating to a church. Register/Leader, reproduced in REACH 976. [MZ] 20 a Church

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INNER CITY, THE: A BIBLIOGRAPHY IN A CONTEXT OF COMMUNITY Jacobs, Jim 1961 Look at urban areas rather than a single unit: city slum, urban village, rooming house and small apartment, luxury living, peculiar nature of cities, suburban captivity. Extensive bibliography. Part of a summer institute. [SZ] 20 s Groups INNER CITY'S CHILDREN, THE 1961, c. Issues of schools , play areas, and need for social action by churches; bibliography. Part of a summer institute. [SZ] 20 s Groups INSIGHTS FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION FROM PSYCHOLOGY 1958 Uniqueness of every child, differing backgrounds, developmental norms and curriculum contend. "Values are emotionally toned attitudes." Education Day, May 25, Council of Liberal Churches. [MZ] 20 s Values IS CREATIVE ACTIVITY ENOUGH? 1947 Creative activity must lead to thought; use different standard for evaluation in RE from public school; creativity is the beginning. International J.of RE, April. Reprinted in Religious Digest, Oct. [SZ] 20 a Creativity IS OUR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION RELIGIOUS? 1961 Cooperation, active participation, science as a method, searching as sacred, faith in the potential of the future. Register/Leader, Mid-summer. [MZ] 20 Values IT ISN'T MY REAL NAME 1948 Thoughts around dealing with the sensitivities of adoption for parent and child (son was adopted). National Parent-Teacher, May. Reprinted by Tennessee Public Record in 1949. [SZ] 20 a Other

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JEWISH STEREOTYPE, THE JEWISH PERSONALITY, AND JEWISH PREJUDICE 1950 Yivo Bletter, then translated into Yiddish in Yivo Annual for 1950 20 a Other