Groups of problems for each grade are outlined below as suggested at "A". The full arrangement of problems with a statement of the new processes or those especially emphasized in each problem, by grades, is given below. It is understood that nearly every problem involves some repeat of former processes, besides the new processes. Many of the problems may be omitted if there is not enough time, but some problems should be taken from each group.

First Grade

I. III. Mounting folders.....................page 19

Folding, creasing, cutting picture, pasting picture.

II. 112. Booklet folder .......................page 20

Tearing edge, gluing or pasting narrow edge.

III. 113. Pocket note-books ...................page 21

Folding for 8, 12 and 16 pages, sewing single section thru three holes, tearing leaves apart.

IV. 114. Book of color schemes................page 24

Study of color samples, selection of colors, mounting colors.

V. 115. Drawing-book .......................page 25

Folding wide opening book, making drawings in book.

VI. 116. Laundry list.........................page 27

Fastening eyelet, tying cord, writing title on outside.

VII. 121. Square box ..........................page 67

Folding stiff material, gluing square corners.

VIII. 122. Square tray......................... page 68

Folding and gluing narrow folds.

IX. 123. Rectangular tray.....................page 69

Folding, cutting, and gluing heavy material.

X. 131. Mounted drawings ...................page 92

Studying proportions and mounting with paste.

XI. 132. Book-marks ........................page 93

Determining outline and planning border, making line with pencil or crayon.

XII. 133. Calendar.............................page 94

Mounting of picture and calendar together.

XIII. 141. Envelope folder......................page 111

Folding and cutting to folded line, and cutting off slant edge.

XIV. 142. Square envelope .....................page 112

Folding accurately to line and pasting neatly.

XV. 143. Pocket for clippings..................page 113

Careful cutting to folded lines.

Planning Of Courses Second Grade

I. 211. Paper portfolio ......................page 29

Measuring for length, connecting points with pencil, and using stay tape over crease.

II. 212. Paper portfolio with laps .............page 30

Measuring for length, three dimensions, laying out corners.

III. 213. Book of designs......................page 30

Sewing thru four holes, lettering cover.

IV. 214. Weather record ......................page 31

Observation of weather and careful pasting of weather flags.

V. 215. Receipt-book.........................page 34

Sewing several thicknesses of paper, gluing binders' cloth over outside fold.

VI. 216. Note-book...........................page 35

Sewing two sections together, gluing book into cover.

VII. 217. Paged blank books ..................page 36

Numbering of pages, study of arrangement of pages.

VIII. 221. Small square box ....................page 71

Laying out box to dimensions, cutting and folding to measured lines.

IX. 222. Rectangular open box................page 71

Laying out larger measurements, making two measurements with one setting of rule.

X. 223. Box with reinforced corners ..........page 72

Scoring heavy material, use of stay tape on box corners.

XL 231. Desk blotters ........................page 96

Cutting blotters to uniform size, punching and tying.

XII. 232. Photo mount ........................page 98

Study of proportion and color in mounting, mounting upon double mounts.

XIII. 233. Glass cover .........................page 100

Laying out of octagons, making simple octagonal designs.

XIV. 241. Paper bag...........................page 114

Folding, and cutting long fold.

XV. 242. Mailing envelope.....................page 116

Laying out several small measurements, careful pasting and folding.

XVI. 243. Long mailing envelope ...............page 116

Laying out and cutting rounded corners.

Third Grade

I. 311. Scrap-book ..........................page 42

Folding double center for book, gluing cover over leaves so as to make two sharp edges.

II. 312. Small sewed pamphlet ...............page 44

Sewing two, three, four and five sections.

III. 313. Sewed pamphlet, reinforced back......page 46

Gluing binders' cloth around square corner fold.

IV. 314. Cloth covered portfolio ...............page 47

Making of case for bookbinding: - pasting binders' cloth to cloth board, gluing laps down, pasting lining paper inside.

V. 315. Glued booklet........................page 48

Gluing several sections one into another.

VI. 316. Cloth bound book ...................page 49

Fastening sewed sections into case: - backing sections, gluing against covers, and lining.

VII. 321. Covered small box ...................page 74

Fitting cover to box, pasting colored paper over box and cover.

VIII. 322. Pencil box with fitted cover...........page 76

Fastening corners with double paper.

IX. 323. Candy box ..........................page 77

Making end folds, fitting laps at ends.

X. 324. Folding box .........................page 80

Very accurate laying out and cutting, fitting of folded tabs.

XL 331. Post cards ...........................page 101

Neat cutting of heavy material, making banded decoration. XII. 332. Page holder .........................page 102

Punching and cutting between holes, cutting corners.

Planning Of Courses

XIII. 333. Shipping tags .......................page 102

Laying out from center line, punching three thicknesses, tying loop

XIV. 341. Photo filing envelope .................page 117

Laying out with care to exact size, gluing neatly.

XV. 342. Long filing envelope .................page 119

Use of compasses, cutting of curved line.

XVI. 343. Large filing envelope.................page 120

Cutting and gluing large pieces of heavy material.

Fourth Grade

I. 411. Pocket paper file ....................page 52

Cutting of marking tabs, gluing of hinge.

II. 412. Desk paper file .......................page 54

Cutting tabs from heavy material, gluing large pieces of stock.

III. 413. Note-book covers ....................page 54

Making hinge of binders' cloth, punching holes and setting eyelets.

IV. 414. Portfolio with cloth corners...........page 58

Fitting of corners and back, gluing up carefully.

V. 415. Bound scrap-book...................page 61

Combination of problems number 311 and 316.

VI. 416. Bound drawings .....................page 61

Sewing thru cover and drawings. VII. 417. Rebound book or bound magazines . . . .page 62 Removing old covers and attaching canvas backing.

VIII. 421. Pin box with cover ..................page 81

Pasting cover paper over sides and cover of box.

IX. 422. Post card box .......................page 83

Laying several measurements from center line, very careful folding, and neat gluing.

X. 423. Original box ........................page 84

Designing box and -making working drawing, cutting of straw-board, lining of box and cover.

XL 424. Pen box............................ page 86

Making of very accurate joints with strawboard and box board.

XII. 425. Sliding box..........................page 88

Fitting of case to box.

XIII. 431. Postal scale .........................page 103

Gluing broad surfaces, marking with standard weights.

XIV. 432. Folder picture mount ................page 105

Studying good proportion for double mount.

XV. 433. Desk pad............................page 107

Cutting and fastening of corners of heavy cover paper, fitting of blotters.

XVI. 441. Paper bag with folds ................page 121

Double folding for typical paper bag.

XVII. 442. Flat envelope file ....................page 123

Making of flexible hinge, fitting of case to envelopes.

XVIII. 443. Book envelope file ...................page 126

Punching and tying envelopes within case.