Gateway to the Classics: Kindergarten Gems by Agnes Taylor Ketchum & Ida M. Jorgensen
 
Kindergarten Gems by  Agnes Taylor Ketchum & Ida M. Jorgensen
Table of Contents
Prayer
The Shower of Gold
The Story of the New Year
Seasons
Fingers
Little Sister and Brother
Blue-Bird
The Fairy in the Mirror
Politeness
The Peaches
Learn To Wait
For Lunch
Wise Snow-Drop and Silly Billy
Willie and the Oriole
Cinderella
Adventures
Pitter-Patter
Story of the Tip Top
What a Bird Taught
The Nest of Gold
The Robin and Turtle
Robin Red-Breast and Merry Brown Thrush
Amy Stuart
Good-Night
Happy Children
Goldenlocks
Little Birdie
The Three Bears
Thumbling
The Nest on Wheels
The Potato Child
Autumn Talk
The Nut Gatherers
Thanksgiving Day in the Olden Time
Bab's Thanksgiving
The Crippled Sparrow
The Elves and the Shoemaker
Mark Ridley
Thistlefinch
Raindrops
The Discontented Tree
Foolish Wishes
Little Millie
Dummling and the Toad
Chippy's Visit to the Kindergarten
Jack and the Bean-Stalk
Patience
The Sunbeams
Little Red Riding-Hood
Wind and Sun
Father Time
The Seasons
Song of the Seasons
North Wind
The Leaves and the Wind
Greeting to Parents
A Letter to Santa Claus
Jolly Old Man
A Greeting to Santa Claus
Baby
Christmas Chimes
The Pine Tree
Snow Bird
The Storks
Birds and Their Nests
The Nest in the Mail Box
Who Likes the Rain?
How Two Looked at a Shower
Lily White Lily
Sparrows
Singer's Lesson
Yellow Foot
The Birthday Present
Clouds and Sunshine
George Washington
Mrs. Washington's Horses
George Washington's Rules
Solomon, the Camel
Susy's Dream
A Baby Lay
Grass Princess
The Echo
What the Brook Said
Hymn
Butterflies
Wheat Talk
Charlotte and the Ten Dwarfs
The Grist Mill
The Saw-Mill
Marching
My Neighbor in Green
Frogs at School
What the Worm Could Do
The Pea Blossom
The Tailor and the Pea
What Happened to Roy's Shoes
The Daisy Seed
Dandelion
The Daisy
The Lark and the Caterpillar
The Lion and Mouse
Adventures of a Mouse Family
The Storks
The Three Brothers
Froebel's Birthday Song
Friedrich Froebel
A Crown of Froebel's Jewels
The Easter Lilies
The Snail
Tabby Grey
The Flax
The Children and the Moon
The Moon and the Boy
The Little Girl and the Chickens
The Baby and the Stork
Bread and Butter
The Mouse Family
The Little Match-Seller
The Little Star
Child
Star
Golden Keys
Daisies
Good-Bye

Clouds and Sunshine

Oh, I wonder if any one knows,

On a sunshiny day, where a dark cloud goes?

I have heard that it hovers about, unheeded,

Until on an angry child's face it is needed;

Then swiftly and silently it settles down

On his smooth, white forehead—an ugly frown.


Oh, I wonder if any one knows,

On a cloudy day, where the sunshine goes?

I have heard that it chooses the queerest places—

The hearts of good children, and shines through their faces;

In their eyes it dances all the while,

On their lips it lingers—a loving smile.


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