Preschool equipment, descriptions and plans of play apparatus made and used locally in the preschool laboratories of the Iowa Child Welfare Research Station

Preschool equipment, descriptions and plans of play apparatus made and used locally in the preschool laboratories of the Iowa Child Welfare Research Station

by Frances Ann Hungerford

Book 1931 of University of Iowa. Extension bulletin -- no. 263. March 1

1931

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