Language Lessons
Language Lessons
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THE STATE OF ILUNOIS.
To THE Teacher. — It is well to keep such lessons as this in close connection with the geography work.
134. 1. Size ; population ; position (in the Mississippi Val- ley). 2. Boundaries. 3. Surface: mostly rolling or level prairies; northern and central parts, black loam; southern, clayey soil. 4. Water ways: Mississippi, Wabash, Ohio, Rock, Illinois, Kaskaskia ; lakes ; canals. 5. Climate, change- , able ; productions : corn, wheat, oats, rye, barley ; cattle, horses, shee...p, hogs; many manufacturing establishments. 6. Divi- sions (counties, congressional districts) and important places : Chicago, Springfield, Peoria, Bloomington, Champaign, etc.
135. Make a geographical description of your own State according to the following plan : 1. Name and size. 2. Posi tion (boundaries, etc.). 3. Surface and waters. 4. ProduCs tions and inhabitants. 5. Noteworthy things or places.
Digitized by Google DESCRIPTIONS. 143 LESSON LXV.
DESCRIPTIONS FROM OUTLINE.
IN TH£ GARDEN.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE STATE OF ILUNOIS.
To THE Teacher. — It is well to keep such lessons as this in close connection with the geography work.
134. 1. Size ; population ; position (in the Mississippi Val- ley). 2. Boundaries. 3. Surface: mostly rolling or level prairies; northern and central parts, black loam; southern, clayey soil. 4. Water ways: Mississippi, Wabash, Ohio, Rock, Illinois, Kaskaskia ; lakes ; canals. 5. Climate, change- , able ; productions : corn, wheat, oats, rye, barley ; cattle, horses, shee...p, hogs; many manufacturing establishments. 6. Divi- sions (counties, congressional districts) and important places : Chicago, Springfield, Peoria, Bloomington, Champaign, etc.
135. Make a geographical description of your own State according to the following plan : 1. Name and size. 2. Posi tion (boundaries, etc.). 3. Surface and waters. 4. ProduCs tions and inhabitants. 5. Noteworthy things or places.
Digitized by Google DESCRIPTIONS. 143 LESSON LXV.
DESCRIPTIONS FROM OUTLINE.
IN TH£ GARDEN.
What to read after Language Lessons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles De Garmo to read onlineMoreLess
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