. Manuel d'étude de la nature pour les enseignants et les parents, en fonction de la nature de l'étude de Cornell de dépliants. L'étude de la nature. 912 Manuel des Nature-Study sud et six étapes vers le nord, le plus élevé étant atteint d'escalier par le soleil en juin, puis le soleil est plus haut dans les cieux et la plus au nord. Afin de commencer en juin avec le cancer, (le crabe), ce qui est haut dans le ciel, il se retire à Léo, (le Lion) en juillet, s'abaisser à la Vierge en août, un autre vers le bas pour le Scorpion en septembre, et s'agit de l'échelon le plus bas de tous, Sagittaire, (l'Archer), en novembre, pour au l

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. Handbook of nature-study for teachers and parents, based on the Cornell nature-study leaflets. Nature study. 912 Handbook of Nature-Study south and six steps up toward the north, the highest stair being reached by the sun in June, for then the sun is highest in the heavens and the farthest north. So beginning in June with Cancer, (the Crab), which is high in the heavens, it steps down to Leo, (the Lion) in July, takes another step lower to the Virgin in August, another down to the Scorpion in September, and comes to the lowest step of all, Sagittarius, (the Archer), in November; for at the last of November, the sun's path reaches its lowest point farthest south in the heavens and then the days are shortest. But in December it begins to climb and takes a short step up toCapricomus, (theGoat), in January it rises to Aquarius, (the Water Carrier), and in February rises another step to Pisces, (the Fishes). In March it reaches up to Aries, (the Ram), in April attains Taurus, (the Bull), and in May reaches Gemini, (the Twins), which step is almost as high and as near to the North Star as was the Cancer, where the journey began the June before. It may be difficult for the pupils to learn to know all these constellations, as some of them are not very well marked; however, if they wish to learn them they can do so by the use of the planisphere. Some of the Zodiac constellations are marked by brilliant stars which have already been learned. Regulus is the heart of Leo, the Lion; Spica which means ' 'ear" is the ear of wheat which the Virgin is holding in the constellation Virgo. Red Antares lies in the Scorpion; and the Milk Dipper, which is shaped like the Big Dipper, but smaller, marks Sagittarius. Red Aldebaran is the fiery eye of Taurus, the Bull, while the Gemini, or Twins, are the most conspicuous of the stars in the evening skies of February and March. It should be noted, however, that at the present day, owing to the peculiar movement of our earth, the path of

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