Children of the italian nobility, at the Montessori school on the Pincian hill, washing their hands. The children use little pitchers and basins which they can handle easily, and learn to fill the pitchers at the faucet, pour the water, and wait upon themselves without help [anni Dieci] - J. Tozier, The Montessori schools in Rome. The revolutionary educational work of Maria Montessori as carried out in her own schools, "McClure's Magazine", vol.XXXVIII, n.2, december 1911, New York, p.134.

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