Figure 1.--There are 25 children here. The children all look quite young. We wonder if there could have been a class with the older children. Some of the younger children seen quite young, perhaps about 5 years old or even younger. Notice how the little boy has thrown down his book. |
There are 25 children here. The children all look quite young. We wonder if there could have been a class with the older children. The girls around the teacher look a little older than any of the boys. Some of the younger children seen quite young, perhaps about 5 years old or even younger. Perhaps village schools were flexible as to the age children began. Here I am not sure. None of the children seen much older than 10 years at the most. I think these village schools normally had older children than that.
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