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Beginners' Book in Language. A Book for the Third Grade

Harry Jewett Jeschke

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Table of contents

1. Front matter 2. BEGINNERS' BOOK IN LANGUAGE 3. H. JESCHKE 4. PREFACE 5. BEGINNERS' BOOK IN LANGUAGE [A]6. 1. Study of a Picture Story[1]7. 2. Story-Telling 8. 3. Making Stories Better[7]9. 4. Study of a Poem 10. 5. Story-Telling 11. 6. Correct Usage—Saw 12. 7. Study of a Fable 13. 8. Telling a Fable 14. 9. Making up Fables 15. 10. Correct Usage—Saw, Seen 16. 11. Words sometimes Mispronounced 17. 12. More Making up of Fables 18. 13. Story-Telling 19. 14. Telling about Indians[26]20. 15. Studying Words 21. 16. More Telling about Indians 22. 17. Still More Telling about Indians 23. 18. Correct Usage—Have[28]24. 19. The Names of the Months 25. 20. Making Riddles 26. 21. Correct Usage—Did, Done 27. 22. Telling Fairy Stories[33]28. 23. Study of a Poem 29. 24. More Telling of Fairy Stories 30. 25. Making Riddles 31. 26. Making Riddles Better 32. 27. Study of a Poem 33. 28. Correct Usage—Rang, Sang, Drank 34. 29. Making up Fairy Stories 35. 30. Writing Dates 36. 31. Telling Interesting Things 37. 32. Story-Telling 38. 33. Explaining Things 39. 34. Words sometimes Mispronounced 40. 35. Telling Interesting Things 41. 36. Study of a Poem 42. 37. Game 43. 38. Correct Usage—May, Can 44. 39. Talking over Plans 45. 40. Letter Writing 46. 41. More Letter Writing 47. 42. Still More Letter Writing 48. 43. Improving Letters 49. 44. Study of a Poem 50. 45. Making a Little Book 51. 46. Correct Usage—No, Not, Never 52. 47. Telling Interesting Things 53. 48. Study of a Picture Story 54. 49. Correct Usage—Went, Saw, Came, Did 55. 50. Two Punctuation Marks 56. 51. Another Study of a Picture Story 57. 52. Letter Writing 58. 53. Words sometimes Mispronounced 59. 54. Story-Telling 60. 55. Telling Interesting Things[63]61. 56. Story-Telling 62. 57. Correct Usage—I am not[65]63. 58. Riddles 64. 59. Story-Telling 65. 60. Talking over Plans 66. 61. Letter Writing 67. 62. Addressing Letters 68. 63. Telling Interesting Things 69. 64. Making Riddles 70. 65. Telling about Wild Animals[77]71. 66. Making a Little Book 72. 67. Correct Usage—Good, Well 73. 68. Talking over the Telephone 74. 69. Words sometimes Mispronounced 75. 70. Talking over Vacation Plans 76. NOTES TO THE TEACHER 77. INDEX

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