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(438) ?7-@?A7A - B . >C>2 -D2E!/$ (. the latter half were extremely important as it determined whether all the practice became meaningful or not.. 䋴. field →(what is on the field?) → dandelion → (what else. Field linked with many flowers and animals. is on the field?)→ rape blossoms →(what else is on the. which lived in the tree on it. Thus, many. field?) → cosmos → (what else is on the field?)→ viola. connections could be seen. The key points of. →(what about insects?) → butterfly → (what is his/her. the lesson were easily understood as it was. favorite flower?)→ sunflower →(who eat it?) → squirrel. continuously focused on “environment” related. → (where does it live?) → tree → (who live in a tree?) →. subjects such as animals, plants, dwellings,. owl → (who else live in a tree ?)→ sloth →(what is his/her. and so on. The practice did not flow smoothly. favorite food?) → banana →(who eat it?)→ monkey. from time to time since it fell into a quiz like. →(where does it live?) → mountain 䍃䍃> summary.. style as a whole.. 䋼Comments by teacher roll䋾㩷 㩷 The same type of questions such as “where does it live?” were used repeatedly when the word “animal” showed up. It seemed to be important to give questions rhythmically. It was thought to be necessary to organize questions and simulate the practice in advance. Felt embarrassment when treating unexpected answers..    . . 

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