Rhythmic Activities Series II
Stuart and Ludlam
1955, 1963
Submitter: This set of cards with songs and activities is not only ancient and falling apart, it’s also not even remotely useful to our users (academic library). We do have an Education program, but no self-respecting teacher or teacher-in-training wants something this old! Though it did circulate last in 1995.
Holly: I think you can weed this one on condition alone! Cute idea, just wayyyy outdated.
Oh, 1955? Could I have some newer instructional material? And make that newest instructional material, please. So newest it comes from tomorrow, you know, just be on the safe side of this year far away from 1955.
We will settle for something old, still useful, in good condition.
I bet all of the elastic has gone out of that cord too.
Definitely cute — probably get something for it in the book sale or online, even in this shape.
It predates ZIP codes!
I wonder what the activities were, and what songs they used.
Looks like a museum piece! I’m genuinely curious as to what the suggested music titles are — I’m picturing double-speed square dancing.
Was that typeset with a variable-width typewriter? I recognize that font.
What the heck is a variable-width typewriter?
One that doesn’t make every letter the same width?