This series of "Lessons in English" comprises two books. Book I (ED622252) is intended to be used within the third, fourth, fifth, and sixth grades. Book II is intended to cover the work of the seventh and eighth grades. It seeks to create a liking for good literature by presenting worthy selections to be read, studied, copied, and learned; to help children to talk and write more freely about the many things that they see or know; to make children more and more observing; to make correct expression habitual; to secure the use of correct written forms; and to teach elementary grammar. Teachers will find a great variety of material which they can use in accordance with their best judgment. Exercises are given for copying, for dictation, for reproduction of what has been learned, or read, or heard; for picture study and description; for letter-writing; for recording the results of observation and experience; for the use of words and their synonyms; and for practice in the use of correct forms. [For the original version of this textbook "Lessons in English. Book Two," see ED622251.]