Rience is real, interest is great, and a new significance attaches to the shop flour from which bread is ultimately produced. Butter and cheese can easily be made, also jam, and even a Christmas pudding. In very early Kindergartens we read of the growing, digging and cooking of potatoes, and of the extraction of starch to be used as paste. Special anniversaries require special making. We possess a doll of 1794 to whom her old mother bequeathed her birthday. The doll's birthday is a great event, and on the previous day each class in turn bakes tiny loaves, or cakes or pastry for the party. Christmas creates a need for decorations, Christmas cards and presents, and Empire Day and Trafalgar Day for flags, while in man