Beginners' Book In Language

About this eBook

Author

Jeschke, Harry Jewett, 1873-

Title

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

Credits

Produced by Mark C. Orton, Sue Fleming and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net

Language

English

LoC Class

PE: Language and Literatures: English

Subject

English language -- Composition and exercises

Category

Text

eBook-No.

41288

Project Gutenberg

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/41288

Release Date

November 4, 2012

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.BEGINNERS' BOOK IN LANGUAGE
2. 2.H. JESCHKE
3. 3.PREFACE
4. 4.CONTENTS
5. 5.1. Study of a Picture Story [1]
6. 6.2. Story-Telling
7. 7.3. Making Stories Better [7]
8. 8.4. Study of a Poem
9. 9.5. Story-Telling
10. 10.6. Correct Usage— Saw
11. 11.7. Study of a Fable
12. 12.8. Telling a Fable
13. 13.9. Making up Fables
14. 14.10. Correct Usage— Saw , Seen
15. 15.11. Words sometimes Mispronounced
16. 16.12. More Making up of Fables
17. 17.13. Story-Telling
18. 18.14. Telling about Indians [26]
19. 19.15. Studying Words
20. 20.16. More Telling about Indians
21. 21.17. Still More Telling about Indians
22. 22.18. Correct Usage— Have [28]
23. 23.19. The Names of the Months
24. 24.20. Making Riddles
25. 25.21. Correct Usage— Did, Done
26. 26.22. Telling Fairy Stories [33]
27. 27.23. Study of a Poem
28. 28.24. More Telling of Fairy Stories
29. 29.25. Making Riddles
30. 30.26. Making Riddles Better
31. 31.27. Study of a Poem
32. 32.28. Correct Usage— Rang , Sang , Drank
33. 33.29. Making up Fairy Stories
34. 34.30. Writing Dates
35. 35.31. Telling Interesting Things
36. 36.32. Story-Telling
37. 37.33. Explaining Things
38. 38.34. Words sometimes Mispronounced
39. 39.35. Telling Interesting Things
40. 40.36. Study of a Poem
41. 41.37. Game
42. 42.38. Correct Usage— May , Can
43. 43.39. Talking over Plans
44. 44.40. Letter Writing
45. 45.41. More Letter Writing
46. 46.42. Still More Letter Writing
47. 47.43. Improving Letters
48. 48.44. Study of a Poem
49. 49.45. Making a Little Book
50. 50.46. Correct Usage— No, Not, Never
51. 51.47. Telling Interesting Things
52. 52.48. Study of a Picture Story
53. 53.49. Correct Usage— Went , Saw , Came , Did
54. 54.50. Two Punctuation Marks
55. 55.51. Another Study of a Picture Story
56. 56.52. Letter Writing
57. 57.53. Words sometimes Mispronounced
58. 58.54. Story-Telling
59. 59.55. Telling Interesting Things [63]
60. 60.56. Story-Telling
61. 61.57. Correct Usage— I am not [65]
62. 62.58. Riddles
63. 63.59. Story-Telling
64. 64.60. Talking over Plans
65. 65.61. Letter Writing
66. 66.62. Addressing Letters
67. 67.63. Telling Interesting Things
68. 68.64. Making Riddles
69. 69.65. Telling about Wild Animals [77]
70. 70.66. Making a Little Book
71. 71.67. Correct Usage— Good, Well
72. 72.68. Talking over the Telephone
73. 73.69. Words sometimes Mispronounced
74. 74.70. Talking over Vacation Plans
75. 75.NOTES TO THE TEACHER
76. 76.INDEX

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