Buone Abitudini Prese in un Ambiente Sereno e Felice [Good Habits Taught in Happy Surroundings]

whole: the three main images occupy the majority, with a smaller image placed in the lower left, held within a blue circular inset. The title and text are separate and positioned in the upper left and lower fifth, in black. All set against a white background and held within a yellow border. image: the images depict groups of children playing together, such as playing at keeping house, or taking part in basic carpentry. The smaller image is of a Union Flag. text: Si giuoca 'alla casa' - ed è già un tirocinio per l'avvenire. Piccoli falegnami che hanno agio di dar forma al loro intuito creativo. GIARDINI D'INFANZIA IN GRAN BRETAGNA BUONE ABITUDINI PRESE IN UN AMBIENTE SERENO E FELICE Molte importanti abitudini sociali si imparano nella prima infanzia, quando le impressioni sono più facili e più durevoli; ed in Gran Bretagna i piccoli frequentatori dei giardini d'infanzia le ricevono giuocando. Passano i loro giorni a baloccarsi e divertirsi nel modo più naturale, arrampicandosi sugli alberi, giuocando con l'acqua, nutrendosi, dormendo e distraendosi. Al tempo stesso imparano le buone maniere, prendono abitudini di pulizia e di igiene, e si abituano ad andare d'accordo con gli altri bambini. E tutto questo non è effetto del caso: ogni giardino d'infanzia ha sorveglianti esperti che capiscono la mente infantile, sanno dirigerla, e sanno fare in modo che i bambini imparino mentre giuocano. PER LA LIBERTÀ G.P.D. 365/13/31 [Playing at keeping house provides real training for the future. Carpentry is a good outlet for the creative instincts. A nursery school in Britain. Good habits taught in happy surroundings. Most of the important social habits are learned in early childhood, when learning is easiest and most permanent. In Great Britain's nursery schools children learn these habits as part of a game. They spend their days playing and amusing themselves in the most natural way, climbing trees, playing with water, eating, sleeping and generally enjoying themselves. At the same time they learn good table manners and clean habits and also how to get along with other children. This doesn't all happen by chance. Each nursery school has a highly trained staff who get on well with children, know how to handle them, and know how to arrange things so that the children learn while they play. For victory.]

GPD 365/13/31 English language (PST 16233), Portuguese language (PST 16234) and Arabic language (PST 16235 and PST 16237) versions were also produced Produced as part of a series of posters (see PST 16217 to PST 16232, and PST 16238 to PST 16242)