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Cool!!!!!!

twee inktpotjes in het midden van de dubbele tafels. Potjes werden bijgevuld uit een pakweg magnumfles Talens Schoolinkt. Tafels hadden twee kleppen (je ziet de scharnieren)

Inderdaad: lolly's (lollipops). Er zal iemand jarig zijn geweest op de dag van de foto. De juf? Er staat een grote plant op haar tafel.

Indeed, lollipops. Someone was having a birthday. The teacher? She has got a big plant on her table.

Amazing to see the same kind of desks and benches, used here in 1918, that we had in elementary school in Rotterdam during the 50s.

Why were they having lessons in the cold? Was it an experiment to see if it improved teaching and learning, compared with being indoors? or perhaps there was no indoors?

@ Corky: The idea of open-air schools goes back to the beginning of the 20th century. It was supposed that lessons in the open air would prevent the development of tuberculosis in children.

Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Holland before the year 1920 / Nederland van vóór 1920, and we'd love to have this added to the group!

ik dacht: dit is duin-vegetatie, en dan een minuut zoeken en kwatta! www.iisg.nl/today/nl/11-12.php zelfde stoepje, zelfde kloeke struik..

Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Nederland in de jaren 60, and we'd love to have this added to the group!

Great picture! I used it for my homeschooling blog. www.controscuola.it/con-la-maestra/ bye

@Controscuola Great to hear our photos are being used!

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hoera.. voor Peter die waarschijnlijk 7 jaar is geworden