Children slate Black and White Stock Photos & Images

RMHRKN5C–Children Writing

illustration of a boy writing on a slate (English) circa 1880 Stock Photo

RMKCEPTK–illustration of a boy writing on a slate (English) circa 1880

1870: Children watching seaweed being collected, near the village of Ballachulish at the entrance to Glencoe, in Lochaber, was formerly a centre for slate quarries, Scottish Highlands, Scotland. Stock Photo

RMK9KY77–1870: Children watching seaweed being collected, near the village of Ballachulish at the entrance to Glencoe, in Lochaber, was formerly a centre for slate quarries, Scottish Highlands, Scotland.

pedagogy, school / lessons / discipline, four little children on the school desk, picture postcard, 1916, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available Stock Photo

RMBX6TRD–pedagogy, school / lessons / discipline, four little children on the school desk, picture postcard, 1916, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available

The mother and six children sit in a freight car converted into an accommodation. The mother sews, the children read or write on a slate. Stock Photo

RM2BX54P1–The mother and six children sit in a freight car converted into an accommodation. The mother sews, the children read or write on a slate.

pedagogy, school / lessons / discipline, school for immgrant children, Essex Market Street, New York, 1887, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available Stock Photo

RMFFYJJR–pedagogy, school / lessons / discipline, school for immgrant children, Essex Market Street, New York, 1887, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available

1800s 1870s YOUNG AFRICAN-AMERICAN BOY FIGURING ON A SCHOOL SLATE HARPERS WEEKLY ILLUSTRATION Stock Photo

RMDC0NKG–1800s 1870s YOUNG AFRICAN-AMERICAN BOY FIGURING ON A SCHOOL SLATE HARPERS WEEKLY ILLUSTRATION

Rural Indian village school children in an outside class writing on a chalk tablets. Andhra Pradesh, India. Black and White. Stock Photo

RMDMKMH1–Rural Indian village school children in an outside class writing on a chalk tablets. Andhra Pradesh, India. Black and White.

education, school, 'The good Mark', wood engraving, Germany, late 19th century, pupil, mother, children, people, slate, histori Stock Photo

RMBABT1G–education, school, 'The good Mark', wood engraving, Germany, late 19th century, pupil, mother, children, people, slate, histori

'The Old Hedge School', 1872.Artist: C Burt Stock Photo

RMW7CDDK–'The Old Hedge School', 1872.Artist: C Burt

English: Detail of slate roof and witch weather vane Photographer William Lebovich Title English: Detail of slate roof and witch weather vane Description English: View southeast, showing detail of slate roof and witch weather vane - Hospital for Sick Children, 1731 Bunker Hill Road, Northeast, Washington, District of Columbia, DC Date 1990date QS:P,+1990-00-00T00:00:00Z/9 Medium 1 photographic print. 4 x 5 in. Collection Library of Congress Native name Library of Congress Location Washington, D.C., United States of America Coordinates 38° 53′ 19″ N, 77° Stock Photo

RMWAR1J8–English: Detail of slate roof and witch weather vane Photographer William Lebovich Title English: Detail of slate roof and witch weather vane Description English: View southeast, showing detail of slate roof and witch weather vane - Hospital for Sick Children, 1731 Bunker Hill Road, Northeast, Washington, District of Columbia, DC Date 1990date QS:P,+1990-00-00T00:00:00Z/9 Medium 1 photographic print. 4 x 5 in. Collection Library of Congress Native name Library of Congress Location Washington, D.C., United States of America Coordinates 38° 53′ 19″ N, 77°

School for tribal children using the slate floor as a blackboardm, Bhubaneshwar, India Stock Photo

RF2F63YKM–School for tribal children using the slate floor as a blackboardm, Bhubaneshwar, India

Children of Stowey House , Clapham Common London , an LCC Open Air School are taking advantate of the spring like weather and getting all the sun they can while it lasts .Little Barbara Goodday ,aged 5 , enjoys a lesson in the sunshine at the open air school . 18 march 1947 Stock Photo

RM2Y720T9–Children of Stowey House , Clapham Common London , an LCC Open Air School are taking advantate of the spring like weather and getting all the sun they can while it lasts .Little Barbara Goodday ,aged 5 , enjoys a lesson in the sunshine at the open air school . 18 march 1947

Berlin, Germany: c. 1932 Children learning their ABC's in a classroom. Stock Photo

RM2RC833B–Berlin, Germany: c. 1932 Children learning their ABC's in a classroom.

RM2WG0HGN–"Grandfather's Portrait" by W. H. Knight in the Winter Exhibition at the French Gallery, 1862. Engraving of a painting. 'There is a great deal of natural humour with a happy freedom from exaggeration and mannerism displayed in this little picture, which forms part of the winter exhibition now on view at the French Gallery. The little fellow who has just scratched the outline of his grandfather's profile on his slate shows no symptoms of the conceit which sometimes distinguishes young pretenders of artistic genius, but calmly awaits the verdict of his father, mother, and sisters, who

In the 1990s children playing table tennis on slate in Beidu Township Pingdingshan City Henan Province Stock Photo

RF2BEXC72–In the 1990s children playing table tennis on slate in Beidu Township Pingdingshan City Henan Province

Dunderpate in his dunce's cap Stock Photo

RMD86B26–Dunderpate in his dunce's cap

Teaching elementary school subjects . Corn Club work of the Pennsylvania Slate College. Learning to judge cattle in club work AGRICULTURE 377 tended, and some of the pupils will observe the methodsused. Whatever the pupils can do they should be taught todo to the best of their ability, but the teacher should remem-ber that methods of planting and cultivation are incidentalto the pupils in these grades and should not be emphasized.Children love to dig in the soil, to rake and to hoe, and witha little assistance they can lay out comparatively straightrows and drop the seeds with surprising accur Stock Photo

RM2AJE2BD–Teaching elementary school subjects . Corn Club work of the Pennsylvania Slate College. Learning to judge cattle in club work AGRICULTURE 377 tended, and some of the pupils will observe the methodsused. Whatever the pupils can do they should be taught todo to the best of their ability, but the teacher should remem-ber that methods of planting and cultivation are incidentalto the pupils in these grades and should not be emphasized.Children love to dig in the soil, to rake and to hoe, and witha little assistance they can lay out comparatively straightrows and drop the seeds with surprising accur

Group photo, Marylebone schoolchildren, London Stock Photo

RMK08WET–Group photo, Marylebone schoolchildren, London

RMHRKN5B–Writing Lesson

Illustration titled 'Monday Morning' depicting father going to work with food and other goods tied in a scarf, while three older children leave for school. The girl on the right has her slate hanging from her wrist. Dated 19th Century Stock Photo

RMHHEKFD–Illustration titled 'Monday Morning' depicting father going to work with food and other goods tied in a scarf, while three older children leave for school. The girl on the right has her slate hanging from her wrist. Dated 19th Century

RMD86B7T–Dunderpate in various poses

RFDM85MA–Kids learning alphabet

Black Board Texture or Background Stock Photo

RF2HCGN0G–Black Board Texture or Background

Back to school. Drawing with chalk. Hand drawing Stock Vector

RF2ARDJ44–Back to school. Drawing with chalk. Hand drawing

"Subtraction," by J. Mahoney, 1870. 'Mr. Mahony is one of a group of young figure-painters of merit, who in late years have materially strengthened the Junior Water-Colour Society, but whose works, while highly finished, are usually so modest in scale that they are very apt to be overlooked on a hasty inspection. A drawing the size of our Engraving is not calculated to compel the attention of the hasty or superficial observer. Size, however, is not a measure of merit in art; and small as is this drawing, its workmanship is complete and satisfactory, and would, therefore, admit of ind Stock Photo

RM2XT30W1–"Subtraction," by J. Mahoney, 1870. 'Mr. Mahony is one of a group of young figure-painters of merit, who in late years have materially strengthened the Junior Water-Colour Society, but whose works, while highly finished, are usually so modest in scale that they are very apt to be overlooked on a hasty inspection. A drawing the size of our Engraving is not calculated to compel the attention of the hasty or superficial observer. Size, however, is not a measure of merit in art; and small as is this drawing, its workmanship is complete and satisfactory, and would, therefore, admit of ind

Care and education of crippled children in the United States . erage number of children: 57. Capacity: 65. Plant: Three city lots. Old mansion used by nurses; adjoiningmodern building, of similar architectural design, used for hospital.The latter is so nearly fireproof that no insurance is carried. Wallsof brick, with steel lath inside; all floors of terrazzo; slate treadson stairs; fire doors to nurses home and shutting off elevatorshaft; other doors of wood and opaque glass. Second stairway;outside escape from isolation ward only. Stairs do not run aroundelevator. Painted walls. Admission: I Stock Photo

RM2ANCFYD–Care and education of crippled children in the United States . erage number of children: 57. Capacity: 65. Plant: Three city lots. Old mansion used by nurses; adjoiningmodern building, of similar architectural design, used for hospital.The latter is so nearly fireproof that no insurance is carried. Wallsof brick, with steel lath inside; all floors of terrazzo; slate treadson stairs; fire doors to nurses home and shutting off elevatorshaft; other doors of wood and opaque glass. Second stairway;outside escape from isolation ward only. Stairs do not run aroundelevator. Painted walls. Admission: I

Breaker Boys, Lewis Hine, 1911 Stock Photo

RMHRKK07–Breaker Boys, Lewis Hine, 1911

Dunderpate and his schoolmaster again Stock Photo

RMD86B2K–Dunderpate and his schoolmaster again

"Drawing from Life," by J. Henderson, 1870. Engraving of a painting. 'The meritorious little picture by Mr. T. [sic] Henderson...from the first exhibition of the New British Institution...tells its simple story in an appropriately unpretending way. To the student of art, especially if he be a Royal Academy student, "Drawing from the Life" may suggest much that is severe, and even formidable. It may recall the struggles of probation, dreary copying of the antique, and dry anatomical lectures, before winning admission into the "life school"...The young artist before Stock Photo

RM2XT30XD–"Drawing from Life," by J. Henderson, 1870. Engraving of a painting. 'The meritorious little picture by Mr. T. [sic] Henderson...from the first exhibition of the New British Institution...tells its simple story in an appropriately unpretending way. To the student of art, especially if he be a Royal Academy student, "Drawing from the Life" may suggest much that is severe, and even formidable. It may recall the struggles of probation, dreary copying of the antique, and dry anatomical lectures, before winning admission into the "life school"...The young artist before

Shakespeare's England . be imagined, Burke, Johnson,Goldsmith, Langton, Beauclerk, and Boswell walkedthere, on many a festive night in the old times. It is a breezy, slate-coloured evening in July. I lookfrom the window of a London house that fronts a spa-cious park. Those great elms, which in their wealthof foliage and irregular and pompous expanse of limbare finer than all other trees of their class, fill the pros-pect, and nod and murmur in the wind. Through arift in their heavy-laden boughs is visible a long vistaof green field, in which many children are at play.Their laughter and the rus Stock Photo

RM2AJ76HD–Shakespeare's England . be imagined, Burke, Johnson,Goldsmith, Langton, Beauclerk, and Boswell walkedthere, on many a festive night in the old times. It is a breezy, slate-coloured evening in July. I lookfrom the window of a London house that fronts a spa-cious park. Those great elms, which in their wealthof foliage and irregular and pompous expanse of limbare finer than all other trees of their class, fill the pros-pect, and nod and murmur in the wind. Through arift in their heavy-laden boughs is visible a long vistaof green field, in which many children are at play.Their laughter and the rus

Breaker Boy, Lewis Hine, 1910 Stock Photo

RMHRKK0K–Breaker Boy, Lewis Hine, 1910

Dunderpate and his schoolmaster Stock Photo

RMD86B27–Dunderpate and his schoolmaster

Children slate Black & White Stock Photos

Children slate Black & White Stock Photos

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