FRIED RICH

b. 1782, d. 1852, | Childre an educational reformer, who held isn r to the idea that educational an ment should be sought in the full | abined activity of all the faculties, | #24 nd mental. He opened a*‘ Kindertn school in 1836, and spent the rest 7 | le in advocating his e bgieed and in 4 hb teachers in his principles, an; belongs to the cla Amphibia, Bete: is a croup of vertebrates that | 298 by gills in the early part of their Frie r ory, and by lungs in their adult UC m. The egzs are laid in ponds in oP. nd consist of black yolks embedded | ¥20 st latinons ma of white of egg. | § ¥e ight Iater the tadpole hatches and | &** 3 itself to a water weed. At an | *a@E we it is practically a fish, breathing pate ls and using its tail for swimmine. | * th ually mnderpoes changes. As its Th ibs develop its tail dwindles, and nich angs develop the ills shrink and B vitist ar. In the course of three months, aon ole has become a frog. In winter nates at the bottom of a pond. ror [s. 150]