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Title: Die Thurmuhr: eine Rechen-Fibel für kleine Kinder

Author: F. G. Normann

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DIE THURMUHR                                 eine

Rechen-Fibel

für

kleine Kinder

zur

Erkennung der Uhr, Erlernung der Zahlen u. practisch: Entwickelung              der ersten Begriffe der Rechen - Kunst

in Bildern                                              und Reimen                                 von

F. G. Normann del.

BERLIN,

Plahn'sche Buchhandlung

(L. Nitze.)

Deutsche Zahlen.

1,2,3,4,5  6,7,8,9,10.

1 und 2, fleissig sei! 3 und 4

merk' es dir!

6,7 dann dich lieb'n, 8,9,10,

die dich seh'n, und es wird dir wohl ergeh'n.

Römische Zahlen

I,             II,         III,

(Ein-siedler.)  (Zwei-ge.)  (Drei-fuss. Drei-zack.)

IV,           V,             IV, keinen Klecks,

doch dabei (Vier-Däuse)  (Fünf Augen.)  (Sechser.)

VII     und    VIII   den du g'macht,   IX

(Sieb.)        (Achtung.)               (Neun Kegel.)

X

(Zähne.)

I.II.III.   darf man seh'n              VI.VII.VIII.

IV.V.      ja recht reinlich dich      IX.X.

gewöhn'!

1.

Eins schlägt die Glock'!

Ein Tag fing an,

Ein neuer Tag.

Du denkst nicht d'ran;

Du schläfst im Licht des Mondenscheins

Die Glock' schlägt Eins!

I.

Ein Wesen ist's, das für uns wacht,

Ein Gott beschützt uns Tag u. Nacht;

Hältst du dich stets von Sünden rein,

Wird er auch immer mit dir sein;

Kein einzig Mal drum wende du

Dein junges Herz dem Bösen zu!

1 Birne kostet 1 Gr. wieviel kostet 1/2 B.?

Eine Birne in der Mitte durchschnitten

giebt 2 halbe. Nehme ich von einer Birne

die Hälfte fort, so bleibt noch? *

(2 halbe sind eine ganze.)

* Anmerkung: Um den Kindern das Subtrahiren be-

greiflich zu machen, decke man mit der Hand die eine Hälfte zu.

1

Einspänner

2.

Zwei schlägt die Glock'!

Schlaf' ungetrübt,

Wenn zweierlei

Dir Gott nur giebt:

Gesundheit, frommen Sinn dabei!

Die Glock' schlägt Zwei!

II.

Bewahr die beiden dir getreu:

Gesundheit in dem Lebens-Mai,

Ein unverletzt' Gewissen dann;

So reifest du beglückt heran;

Ohn' sie jedoch sind, glaub' es mir,

Vergebens alle Schätze dir.

1 u. 1 = 2.                2 trinken 1 Flasche

wieviel bekommt jeder?

(wenn Einer so viel trinkt

als der Andere.)

Von 2 Leuten trinkt jeder 1 Flasche

Wein, wieviel trinken beide

Zu einer Portion            Wenn von 2 Schmetterlingen

Warmbier nimmt man          1 wegfliegt, wieviel bleiben?

2 Eier, wieviel zu 1/2 P.

Zweige.

2

Zwei-kampf.

3.

Drei schlägt die Glock'!

Der Hahn kräht schon,

Zur Abreis' bläst

Der Postillon;

Da wärst du auch wohl gern' dabei.

Die Glock' schlägt Drei!

III.

Drei Tageszeiten zählet man.

Erst Morgen Mittag, Abend dann.

An deinem Lebens-Morgen üb'

Was dich als Mann macht werth und lieb,

Dann sieht am Abend einst dein Blick

Froh auf die Lebensreis' zurück.

2 und 1 = 3.

1 von 3 bleibt 2.

2 ''  3  ''    1.

Von 3 Vögeln fliegt einer             1 Vogel kostet 1 Dreier,

fort, wie viel bleiben sitzen?        wieviel kosten 3 Vögel?

3

Drei-spänner.

4.

Vier schlägt die Glock'!

Der Gaul der scharrt,

Es graut der Tag,

Die Stallthür' knarrt,

Mein Pferdchen, man bringt Futter dir.

Die Glock' schlägt Vier!

IV.

Vier Elemente schuf uns Gott,

Sie folgen seinem Machtgebot;

Das Wasser, Feuer, Erd' u. Luft,

Dies Alles zur Anbetung ruft.

Nichts kann ohn' diese Vier geschehn,

Nichts in der Welt ohn' sie besteh'n.

2 u. 2 = 4.

3 u. 1 = 4.

----

2 v. 4 bl. 2.

1 v. 4 ''  3.

3 v. 4 ''  1.

Ein Apfel                                Diese 4 Stücke

in 4 Theile ge-                          will ich an meine

theilt, hat 4/4.                         Mutter und meine bei-

nehme ich 1/4 weg,                       den Geschwister so

so bleiben?                              verschenken, dass Mut-

nehme ich 2/4 oder 1/2                   ter noch mal so viel

weg, so bleiben?                         bekommt, als jeder der

nehme ich 3/4 fort,                      Geschwister. Wie mache

so bleibt?                               ich das?

Wieviel kostet 1/4 Q. Essig, wenn das Quart 4 Dreier kostet?

4

Vierspänner.

5.

Fünf schlägt die Glock'!

Das Vöglein singt,

Die Morgensonn'

Hervor jetzt dringt;

Der Wandrer greift zum Wanderstock.

Fünf ist die Glock'!

V.

Fünf Sinne dir gegeben sind,

Damit nim Alles wahr, mein Kind;

Gesicht, Geschmack, Geruch, Gehör,

Gefühl zählt fünftens auch hierher.

Bewundere der Schöpfung Pracht,

Wie weise Alles ist gemacht.

1 u. 4  =  5.

3 u. 2  =  5.                                        4 u. 1  =  5.

2 v. 5 bl. 3.                                        1 v. 5 bl. 4.

3 v. 5 bl. 2.

1 v. 5 bl. 4.                                        4 v. 5 bl. 1.

5

Fünf-eck.

6.

Sechs schlägt die Glock'!

Der Hofhund bellt,

Der Hirte treibt

Hinaus auf's Feld.

Steh' auf, steh' auf, du faule Hex'!

Die Glock' schlägt sechs!

VI.

Im sechsten Jahre da beginnt

Für dich ein neues Leben, Kind!

Da musst du in die Schul' hinein,

Und wirst durch Fleiss uns recht erfreu'n.

Denn wenn du einst erwachsen bist,

Dein Glück aus diesem Fleiss entspriesst.

1 Maikäfer hat 6 Füsse, wieviele Füsse haben 2 Maikäfer?

[1 Maikäfer] kostet [3 Nadel] wieviel kosten: [2 Maikäfer]?

Ein M. kostet eine Nadel, wieviel kosten 3 M.?

Für [6 Nadel] bekome ich: [3 M.] wieviel für [2 Nadel]

[2 Dreier] sind soviel wie: [1 Sechser]

Wieviel sind also: [3 Sechser]

(wenn jeder Sechser soviel

wie 2 Dreier ist.)                            6 Dreier.

6

Sechs-spänner

7.  VII.

Sieben schlägt die Glock'!

Zur Mutter lauf'

Und kleid' dich an,

Dann pass' recht auf,

Damit dich deine Aeltern lieben.

Die Glock' schlägt Sieben!

Mit Sonntag fängt die Woche an,

Dem reiht sich Montag, Dienstag an,

Drauf Mittwoch und der Donnerstag,

Und diesem folgt der Freitag nach;

Sonnabend macht dann den Beschluss,

Weil sieben Tag' sie haben muss.

1 u. 6 = 7. oder 1 v. 7 bl. 6.       2 u. 5 = 7.       3 u. 4 = 7.

3 Leute sollen 7 Rthlr so theilen, dass der

1ste noch einmal so viel als der 2te u. dieser noch

einmal so viel als der dritte erhält.

oder: 3 Brüder erben 7 Rthlr. so, dass dem

2ten halb so viel als dem ältesten, aber noch ein-

mal so viel als dem jüngsten zufällt.

7

Sie-ben.

8.                                  VIII.

Acht schlägt die Glock'!

Schenk' Caffee ein!

Wirst du auch heut'

Hübsch fleissig sein? --

Du wirst nun nach der Schul' gebracht;

Die Glock' schlägt Acht!

Nimm vor der Sünde dich in Acht,

Weil Gottes Auge dich bewacht;

Acht nichts geringe um dich her;

Hab immer Acht auf gute Lehr';

Wie schön, wenn in dem Alter dann

Dir Achtung zollet Jedermann!

8.                                  VIII.

4 Leute setzen sich um einen Tisch; jeder

hat 3 Lichte vor sich. Wieviel Lichte sind's

im Ganzen?

1 Apfelsiene hat 8 Theile,

1 Stück ist der achte Theil (1/2 Viertel.)

oder 1 Achtel. 2/8 = 1/4.  4/8 = 2/4.

6/8 = 3/4.  8/8 = 4/4 oder eine Ganze.

5 u. 3  =  8.     4 u. 4  =  8.     2 u. 6  =  8.      1 u. 7  =  8.

5 v. 8 bl. 3.     4 v. 8 bl. 4.     2 v. 8 bl. 6.      1 v. 8 bl. 7.

Ein halber Hering halb, u. davon          1 Hering kostet 4 ₰

die Hälfte. Wieviel?                       wieviel 2 H.?

8 Ellen Band ohne Elle zu 5          Auflösung.

u. 3 Ellen zu theilen.               Man nimmt davon wie

Siehe Aufl. hierneben.               nebenstehend die Hälfte;

dann ist die Länge 4 Ell.

3 u 5.  =  8.                        darauf wieder die Hälfte,

3 v. 8 bl. 5.                        dann ist d. Läng. 2 Ellen

u. noch 1 mal die Hälfte, so

dass also d. L. 1 Elle beträgt;

nun schneidet man wie hier

unten durch.

4/4. = 8/8.      3/4. = 6/8.      2/4. = 4/8.   3/8.   1/4 = 2/8.

8

Acht-samkeit.

9.                                  IX.

Neun ist die Glock'!

Horch! Glockenklang

Und in der Kirch'

Ertönt Gesang!

Willst du nicht auch andächtig sein?

Die Glock' schlägt Neun!

Bist du recht fromm und herzensrein,

So gehe in die Kirch' hinein;

Hier bete still, in dich gekehrt,

Solch Beten wird von Gott erhört;

Und ist alsdann die Predigt aus,

Dann kehr' zurück in's Vaterhaus.

3 mal 3  = 9.             1 v. 9 bl. 8.              2 v. 9 bl. 7.

3 v. 9 bl. 6.             4 v. 9 bl. 5.              5 v. 9 bl. 4.

4 u. 5  =  9.

6 v. 9 bl. 3.    7 v. 9 bl. 2.     8 v. 9 bl. 1.     9 v. 9 bl. 0.

3 u. 6  =  9.    2 u. 7  =  9.     1 u. 8  =  9.

10.

Zehn schlägt die Glock'!--

Du junges Blut,

Jetzt schmeckt gewiss

Das Frühstück gut;

So junge Zähne beissen schön.

Die Glock' schlägt Zehn.

X.

An Händen hat zehn Fingern man,

Die wende du recht fleissig an

Zu deinem Fleiss, zu deiner Zier,

Ueb' sie zur Arbeit, rath' ich dir.

Auch gab Gott der Gebote zehn,

Sie halte, so wird's wohl dir geh'n!

5 u. 5 = 10.

9 u. 1 = 10.                                          6 u. 4 = 10.

8 u. 2 = 10. *                                        3 u. 7 = 10.

1,2,3,4 = 10.

* Eben so die subtractionen z.B. 9 v. 10. bl 1.

1 v. 10 bl. 9 u.s.w.

10.

Zähne am Rade.

11.

Eilf schlägt die Glock'!

Da kommt von Fern'

Die Wachparad';

Du tauschtest gern'

Die Uniform mit deinem Rock?

Eilf schlägt die Glock'!

XI

Hast du von Blücher wohl gehört?

Wie er gezückt sein Racheswerdt,

Wie er im deutschen Freiheitskrieg

Napoleon entriss den Sieg?--

Auch du nimm kühn das Schwerdt zu Hand,

Ruft einst zum Kampf dein Vaterland!

11.

4, 4, 1 u. 2 = 11.

12.

Zwölf schlägt die Glock'!

Im Mittag schon

Am Himmelszelt'

Steht hoch die Sonn'!

Nun iss, mein Kind, Gott helf, Gott helf!

Die Glock' ist Zwölf!

XII.

Der Tag enteilt, die Zeit entflieht;

Auch du, mein Kind, vergehest mit,

Bedenk', zwölf Monat' macht ein Jahr,

Wie kurz uns das Vergang'ne war!

Drum nütze diese Spanne Zeit,

Sie führet uns zur Ewigkeit!

Januar. Februar. März. April. Mai. Juni.

Juli. August. September. October. November. December.

(Einviertel.)               Halb                    (Drieviertel)

Wenn eine Uhr 2 Zeiger hat, so zeigt

der längere die Viertel Stunden vor der Zeit an,

vor welcher der kurze (Stunden) Zeiger steht.

1 u. 11 = 12.     4 mal 3 = 12.      5 u. 7 = 12.     3 u. 9 = 12.

2 u. 10 = 12.       6 u. 6 = 12.      4 u. 8 = 12.

[1 Sechser] hat [4 mal 3 Pfenning]

oder [3 Dreier]

oder [2 Sechser]

12 Pf: sollen an Carl und Fritz

vertheilt werden, so, dass Carl

nochmal so viel bekommt als Fritz.

Wieviel ist 1/4, 1/2 Sgr?

wieviel halbe Sgr.

sind 6 Sgr?

[1 Rthlr]           [6 VI EINEM THALER]           [2 Rthlr]

hat                     wieviel haben?

12      sind 1 Dutzend

wieviel sind 1/4  ''

''     ''  1/2  ''

''     ''  3/4  ''

Das Dutzend kostet 1 Sgr. (oder?) wieviel

kostet das Stück?

1 Semmel 3 ₰. 1 Wurst 1 Sgr. Bier 9 ₰.

Wieviel zusammen?

12

7 u. 5.

Transcriber's Notes:

This book, first published in 1841, exists entirely of illustrations (alternated with empty pages) in which the text is incorporated. When reading this book in plain text format, it may be difficult to understand all the details.

The plain text has been formatted with indentations and empty lines in an attempt to make it 'look like' the illustrations. In those cases the author used a picture of an object as part of a sentence, the transcriber has converted it to text and placed it between square brackets. For example:

Für [6 Nadel] bekome ich

Throughout the book there are pictures of coins. Most of them have been given a name by the author (and those names have been used by the transcriber to change pictures to text) except one: a coin with the inscription [VI EINEN THALER]. In these cases this inscription has been used. The named coins are:

Pf. = [1 PFENNING]

Dreier = [120 EINEN THALER]

Sechser / Sgr. = [60 EINEN THALER] = 2 x Dreier

Rthlr = Reichsthaler = [EIN THALER]

A special case is the [Pfenning]. Sometimes [Pf.] is used in the text, but also the symbol [₰]. This is the unicode-character [&#8368;].

There are a few words where an overscore, or "macron" above an [m] is used. In older German texts this meant that the letter was doubled. See [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macron_(diacritic)] for more information. In the plain text version a standard [m] is used, because there doesn't seem to be a unicode character for it. The words concerned are: [bekome] and [nim].

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