TO THE TEACHER I.—POSITION II.—HOW THE SUN SHOWS DIRECTION III.—HOW THE STARS SHOW DIRECTION IV.—HOW THE COMPASS SHOWS DIRECTION V.—QUESTIONS ON DIRECTION VI.—WHAT THE WINDS BRING (POEM) VII.—HOW TO TELL DISTANCE VIII.—PICTURES AND PLANS IX.—WRITTEN EXERCISE X.—GOD MADE THEM ALL (POEM) XI.—PLAINS XII.—HILLS, MOUNTAINS, VALLEYS XIII.—RAIN, WIND, AND SNOW XIV.—HOW WATER IS CHANGED TO VAPOR XV.—HOW VAPOR IS CHANGED TO WATER XVI.—DEW, CLOUDS, AND RAIN XVII.—THE FAIRY ARTIST (POEM) XVIII.—HOW RIVERS ARE MADE XIX.—MORE ABOUT RIVERS XX.—THE BROOK (POEM) XXI.—WORK OF FLOWING RIVERS XXII.—WATERDROP'S STORY XXIII.—THE RIVER (POEM) XXIV.—A MAP XXV.—FORMS OF LAND AND WATER XXVI.—MORE ABOUT FORMS OF LAND AND WATER XXVII.—A TRIP TO THE HIGHLANDS XXVIII.—SPRING (POEM) XXIX.—USEFUL VEGETABLES XXX.—USEFUL GRAINS XXXI.—FRUITS XXXII.—USEFUL PLANTS XXXIII.—FOREST TREES XXXIV.—FLOWERS XXXV.—WHAT IS NECESSARY TO MAKE PLANTS GROW XXXVI.—SUMMER RAIN (POEM) XXXVII.—THE PARTS OF ANIMALS XXXVIII.—THE COVERING OF ANIMALS XXXIX.—USES OF ANIMALS XL.—THE SIGNS OF THE SEASONS (POEM) XLI.—THINGS FOUND IN THE EARTH XLII.—MORE ABOUT THINGS FOUND IN THE EARTH XLIII.—HOW PEOPLE LIVE, AND WHAT THEY ARE DOING XLIV.—MORE ABOUT WHAT PEOPLE ARE DOING XLV.—A REVIEW LESSON