Beginners' Book in Language. A Book for the Third GradeBEGINNERS' BOOK IN LANGUAGE [A]Reading editionChapter navigation77 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterBEGINNERS' BOOK IN LANGUAGEH. JESCHKEPREFACEBEGINNERS' BOOK IN LANGUAGE [A]1. Study of a Picture Story[1]2. Story-Telling3. Making Stories Better[7]4. Study of a Poem5. Story-Telling6. Correct Usage—Saw7. Study of a Fable8. Telling a Fable9. Making up Fables10. Correct Usage—Saw, Seen11. Words sometimes Mispronounced12. More Making up of Fables13. Story-Telling14. Telling about Indians[26]15. Studying Words16. More Telling about Indians17. Still More Telling about Indians18. Correct Usage—Have[28]19. The Names of the Months20. Making Riddles21. Correct Usage—Did, Done22. Telling Fairy Stories[33]23. Study of a Poem24. More Telling of Fairy Stories25. Making Riddles26. Making Riddles Better27. Study of a Poem28. Correct Usage—Rang, Sang, Drank29. Making up Fairy Stories30. Writing Dates31. Telling Interesting Things32. Story-Telling33. Explaining Things34. Words sometimes Mispronounced35. Telling Interesting Things36. Study of a Poem37. Game38. Correct Usage—May, Can39. Talking over Plans40. Letter Writing41. More Letter Writing42. Still More Letter Writing43. Improving Letters44. Study of a Poem45. Making a Little Book46. Correct Usage—No, Not, Never47. Telling Interesting Things48. Study of a Picture Story49. Correct Usage—Went, Saw, Came, Did50. Two Punctuation Marks51. Another Study of a Picture Story52. Letter Writing53. Words sometimes Mispronounced54. Story-Telling55. Telling Interesting Things[63]56. Story-Telling57. Correct Usage—I am not[65]58. Riddles59. Story-Telling60. Talking over Plans61. Letter Writing62. Addressing Letters63. Telling Interesting Things64. Making Riddles65. Telling about Wild Animals[77]66. Making a Little Book67. Correct Usage—Good, Well68. Talking over the Telephone69. Words sometimes Mispronounced70. Talking over Vacation PlansNOTES TO THE TEACHERINDEXPrevious chapter ←PREFACENext chapter →1. Study of a Picture Story[1]All chapters and sections (77)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsBEGINNERS' BOOK IN LANGUAGEH. JESCHKEPREFACEBEGINNERS' BOOK IN LANGUAGE [A]1. Study of a Picture Story[1]2. Story-Telling3. Making Stories Better[7]4. Study of a Poem5. Story-Telling6. Correct Usage—Saw7. Study of a Fable8. Telling a Fable9. Making up Fables10. Correct Usage—Saw, Seen11. Words sometimes Mispronounced12. More Making up of Fables13. Story-Telling14. Telling about Indians[26]15. Studying Words16. More Telling about Indians17. Still More Telling about Indians18. Correct Usage—Have[28]19. The Names of the Months20. Making Riddles21. Correct Usage—Did, Done22. Telling Fairy Stories[33]23. Study of a Poem24. More Telling of Fairy Stories25. Making Riddles26. Making Riddles Better27. Study of a Poem28. Correct Usage—Rang, Sang, Drank29. Making up Fairy Stories30. Writing Dates31. Telling Interesting Things32. Story-Telling33. Explaining Things34. Words sometimes Mispronounced35. Telling Interesting Things36. Study of a Poem37. Game38. Correct Usage—May, Can39. Talking over Plans40. Letter Writing41. More Letter Writing42. Still More Letter Writing43. Improving Letters44. Study of a Poem45. Making a Little Book46. Correct Usage—No, Not, Never47. Telling Interesting Things48. Study of a Picture Story49. Correct Usage—Went, Saw, Came, Did50. Two Punctuation Marks51. Another Study of a Picture Story52. Letter Writing53. Words sometimes Mispronounced54. Story-Telling55. Telling Interesting Things[63]56. Story-Telling57. Correct Usage—I am not[65]58. Riddles59. Story-Telling60. Talking over Plans61. Letter Writing62. Addressing Letters63. Telling Interesting Things64. Making Riddles65. Telling about Wild Animals[77]66. Making a Little Book67. Correct Usage—Good, Well68. Talking over the Telephone69. Words sometimes Mispronounced70. Talking over Vacation PlansNOTES TO THE TEACHERINDEXBEGINNERS' BOOK IN LANGUAGE [A]Notes in this chapterNote 1 · Note To Teacher. Immediately preceding the Index are the Notes to the Teacher. Cross references to these are given in the text, as on the pr← PREFACE1. Study of a Picture Story[1] →