A Plan for Teaching Beginners to Read
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II.
Two sentences related in thought printed on large sheets of paper.
For example : 1. I saw a bo5^ Place this sentence on the ledge of the blackboard and have a child read it.
2. Select from the vocabulary: He was big Place these words in a sentence beside the first sentence and have the children tell something about the boy: He was big.
II.
I saw a boy.
He was big.
SET IV.
Necessary new words : He is ,But She was So It had Then she has then he There Not And Words previously taught: little ol...d a big The wheat red an the it cat made man cut seed did woman said goat shall rat not boy get rabbit will pig eat hen John goat got dog Mary ox girl children PART II. Set IV.
Two sentences related in thought (a) You see an old man.
He is little.
We see the little woman.
She is old.
I see a cat.
It is a big cat.
You see an old man.
The old man has a wheat seed.
We see the little woman.
The woman has a goat.
I see a cat.
The cat has a rat.
We saw the girl.
She was little.
I saw a boy.
He was a big boy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
II.
Two sentences related in thought printed on large sheets of paper.
For example : 1. I saw a bo5^ Place this sentence on the ledge of the blackboard and have a child read it.
2. Select from the vocabulary: He was big Place these words in a sentence beside the first sentence and have the children tell something about the boy: He was big.
II.
I saw a boy.
He was big.
SET IV.
Necessary new words : He is ,But She was So It had Then she has then he There Not And Words previously taught: little ol...d a big The wheat red an the it cat made man cut seed did woman said goat shall rat not boy get rabbit will pig eat hen John goat got dog Mary ox girl children PART II. Set IV.
Two sentences related in thought (a) You see an old man.
He is little.
We see the little woman.
She is old.
I see a cat.
It is a big cat.
You see an old man.
The old man has a wheat seed.
We see the little woman.
The woman has a goat.
I see a cat.
The cat has a rat.
We saw the girl.
She was little.
I saw a boy.
He was a big boy.
What to read after A Plan for Teaching Beginners to Read?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by [swift, Charlotte B.] [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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