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Child Classics: The Third Reader
Excerpt from Child Classics
Child Classics have been prepared with these principles in view. In addition to providing a definite and ?exible method for teaching beginners to read, effort has been made to include only material that may justly be called classic. The selections chosen have borne the repeated test of school-room trial both as to interest and careful grading. Care has also been taken to present a variety of appeal through the heroic, the imagina tive, the humorous, the ethical and the realistic....
Child Classics have been prepared with these principles in view. In addition to providing a definite and ?exible method for teaching beginners to read, effort has been made to include only material that may justly be called classic. The selections chosen have borne the repeated test of school-room trial both as to interest and careful grading. Care has also been taken to present a variety of appeal through the heroic, the imagina tive, the humorous, the ethical and the realistic....
270 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 1909
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