This textbook consists of specimen pages from "Harper's First," "Second," "Third," "Fourth," and "Fifth" readers. The books' main object and intent is to teach reading. The language lessons, notes, questions, etc., are placed at the end of each book, where they can be used by the teacher for…

This textbook is the third volume in a series of readers.

This textbook is the second volume in a series of readers. Word lists are included.

In the upper grades of the elementary school the purpose of the work in reading is not merely to furnish an opportunity for drill in oral expression; it should also have as a distinct aim the development of interest in good literature and should expose the child to samples of many types of English prose and verse. While in some systems it is…

In the upper grades of the elementary school the purpose of the work in reading is not merely to furnish an opportunity for drill in oral expression; it should also have as a distinct aim the development of interest in good literature and should expose the child to samples of many types of English prose and verse. While in some systems it is…

In the upper grades of the elementary school the purpose of the work in reading is not merely to furnish an opportunity for drill in oral expression; it should also have as a distinct aim the development of interest in good literature and should expose the child to samples of many types of English prose and verse. While in some systems it is…

"Four Young Explorers" is the third volume of the third series of the "All-Over-the-World Library." A young millionaire and his friends explore and have adventures throughout Asia. It is written by Oliver Optic, a pseudonym of William T. Adams who was a teacher and served as a member of the Massachusetts House of…

This textbook is an eighth-year reader. The book stresses cultivating literary judgement to pave the way for supplementary reading. Writings by authors such as Thomas De Quincey, William Wordsworth, Charlotte Bronte, John Greenleaf Whittier, Ben Jonson, Charles and Mary Lamb, William Shakespeare, Alfred Tennyson, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry…

This textbook is a reader with selections from familiar and popular ballads and tales relating to historic or legendary incidents and personages that have become famous in literature. Such selections as these, put into the hands of the young, will tend to foster a wholesome enjoyment of reading and to develop a fondness for books. They introduce…

This textbook is a course in first-grade reading. The goal is to approach the matter of primary reading both from the standpoint of the latest investigations in primary reading and also through the eyes of the child himself, keeping in mind environmental handicaps, lack of experience of many teachers, over-large classes, and other features that…

This textbook is a companion volume to "The Howe System of Teaching Reading: The Thought" (ED623776). This volume breaks out study words from the reading selections in the aforementioned reader. [The title on the book cover is "The Howe System of Reading: The Word. Second Year. First Half."]

This textbook is a companion reader to "The Howe System of Teaching Reading: The Word" (ED623775). This volume presents reading selections from fables and fairytales. Study words are broken out in the aforementioned companion book. [The title on book cover is "The Howe System of Teaching Reading: The Thought. Second Year. First…

This textbook is an illustrated reading primer. This small volume, intended as a first book for children, will, it is hoped, be found an acceptable aid to little learners in their earliest efforts to ascend the ladder of learning. The lessons contain the most simple words--those with which the ear of the child is familiar. By the combination of…

This textbook is a first-year reader in a series of illustrated primary readers prepared by the same editor for the first, second, and third grades, leading up to the fourth, fifth, and sixth grade readers. The editor has made a careful study of the most authoritative and recent reports, investigations, courses of study, surveys, and other…

The rapid multiplication of public libraries and the wide distribution of cheap editions, have rendered books upon all subjects and of every degree of merit and demerit so readily accessible, that it has become necessary not only to teach children how to read, but also to give them such instruction as will enable them to decide wisely what to…