Education - Elementary

I'm On My Way Home Headed Up The Mountain In A Children's Christian Book About Focusing On The Right Stuff.Author: Pamela Denise BrownISBN-10: 1640500375ISBN-13: 9781640500372Publisher: Books Speak for YouLanguage: EnglishPublished: 07/28/2018Pages: 64Format: PaperbackWeight: 0.22lbsSize: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.13d

Michael McDurth was having a normal day... until his sister announced she was "Going Green!" Michael is convinced that being green is only for witches, Frankenstein, and other creepy monsters. Follow along as he grows to understand that we are all a part of...

This book was created for his Nephew Bradley and Niece Anna. It is Randall's hope that the book will be educational not only to the children but be enjoyable for the parents that have to read it.Author: Randall S. Jr. HaginISBN-10: 1456715739ISBN-13: 9781456715731Publisher: AuthorhouseLanguage:...

The importance of this remarkable work deserves to be doubly emphasized, for its novelty consists both in the results obtained and in the method by which they have been reached. How does the child think. How does he speak. What are the characteristics of...

Phaedri Fabulae presents a collection of fables attributed to Phaedrus, a Roman fabulist who adapted and translated Aesop's fables into Latin verse. This edition offers accessible tales that have delighted and instructed readers for centuries. Known for their concise storytelling and clear moral lessons,...

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"John Heywood's Manchester Readers" is a series of elementary school reading books intended for a wide range of ages. Published in 1871, these readers reflect 19th-century educational practices and offer insights into the teaching methods used in Victorian England. The series provides a valuable...

"The 4th, 6th, Reader" by Lewis Baxter Monroe, published in 1872, is a classic educational text designed to enhance reading and elocution skills. This reader, intended for late elementary grades, presents a selection of literature designed to improve students' understanding and appreciation of the...

This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process. We believe...

This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process. We believe...

"Arithmetic; Adapted to the Course of Instruction Usually Pursued in the Academies and Common Schools of the United States" by Paul Allen Towne is a comprehensive arithmetic textbook designed for students in academies and common schools. Reflecting the educational standards of its time, this...

"Fin de Siècle Lincoln's Birthday Exercises for Schools" offers a glimpse into early twentieth-century American educational practices surrounding the commemoration of Abraham Lincoln's birthday. Compiled for use in elementary schools, this volume provides a collection of recitations, songs, and exercises designed to instill patriotic...

"Story of Our Country for Little Men and Women" by John Wesley Hanson, Jr., offers a captivating journey through American history tailored for young readers. Written in simple, accessible language, this book presents a thrilling account of the nation's progress, designed to engage and...

"Part 1. Topical Course of Study for the Common Schools of the United States" presents a detailed curriculum outline for educators in the late 19th century. Authored by R.C. Stone, this text offers a glimpse into the pedagogical approaches and subject matter deemed essential...

In "Miss Columbia's Public School, or, Will it Blow Over?" Volume 1, Charles Henry Pullen delivers a humorous and satirical look at public education in 19th-century America. Through vivid characters and witty dialogue, Pullen explores the challenges and absurdities of the school system. This...

This historical document, "Kindergartens, Music, Sewing, Cooking, Modern Languages in Elementary Schools," offers a fascinating glimpse into the curriculum and pedagogical approaches of early 20th-century elementary education in New York City. Published in 1916 by the Superintendent of Schools, it details the integration of...

"Efficiency Arithmetic, Primary Volume bk. 1" is a foundational text designed for elementary education in the early 20th century. Authored by James Hamblin Smith and Charles Ernest Chadsey, this book emphasizes practical arithmetic skills tailored for young learners. The content focuses on building a...

"Graded Reviews" offers a structured approach to reading instruction, designed for elementary-level students. Published in 1885, this volume by W. Milford Giffin provides a series of carefully sequenced reading exercises intended to build comprehension and fluency. The exercises are arranged in increasing levels of...

"Common School English", likely published around 1887, offers insights into the teaching of English grammar and composition in late 19th-century elementary schools. Authored by James G. Kennedy, this volume provides a snapshot of pedagogical approaches and curriculum content prevalent during the common school era....

"A Course of Study in Primary Language and Handbook" offers a comprehensive guide for educators focused on early language instruction. Originally published in 1907, this handbook by Effie Belle McFadden provides a structured approach to teaching language arts in primary grades. The book outlines...

"A Cycle of Work in the Kindergarten and Primary School" (1899) explores educational methods for young children. Mary F. Schaeffer presents a structured approach to integrating work and learning within the kindergarten and early primary grades. This book provides insights into curriculum design and...

"A Plan for Teaching Beginners to Read" offers a structured approach to literacy education, aimed at instructors working with young children. Originally published in 1922, this guide provides insights into effective methods for introducing fundamental reading skills. The book emphasizes systematic instruction and practical...

"The New Common School Question Book," originally published in 1899, offers a fascinating glimpse into the educational landscape of the late 19th century. Designed as a comprehensive resource for students and teachers alike, this book presents a wide array of questions covering various subjects...

"The Teaching of Language in the Primary Grades" by Effie Belle McFadden (1872-), originally published in 1904, offers a comprehensive guide to language instruction for young learners. This foundational text explores effective methodologies for teaching grammar, composition, and overall language skills in the early...

"A Hand-book of United States History, Literature, Artihmetic, Grammar, Etc., Etc" is a comprehensive educational resource from 1885. Intended for elementary instruction, this volume offers a consolidated overview of key subjects including history, literature, arithmetic, and grammar. It serves as a valuable snapshot of...

Common School Examiner and Review, penned by I.H. Brown, offers a fascinating glimpse into the educational landscape of the late 19th century. Published in 1884, this volume serves as both an examination of and a critical review of the common school system. Brown's work...

"Course of Study in Phonics" by Corinne H. Johnstone offers a detailed guide to phonics instruction, reflecting the educational practices of the early 20th century. This volume provides a structured approach to teaching reading through phonetics, outlining a systematic curriculum for educators. It provides...

"A Child's History of North Carolina" offers a captivating journey through the early history of the state, tailored for young readers. Written in a clear and engaging style, this history book recounts the significant events, people, and places that shaped North Carolina. From its...

Ontario Teachers' Manuals: Arithmetic, published in 1915, provides a fascinating glimpse into the educational practices of early 20th-century Ontario. Designed for elementary school teachers, this manual outlines the recommended methods for teaching arithmetic, reflecting the pedagogical approaches and curriculum standards of the time. It...

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This volume compiles grade examination questions for the fifth, sixth, and seventh grades of the elementary schools of New York State from 1910 to 1916. Offering a unique glimpse into the educational standards and curriculum of the early 20th century, "Grade Examination Questions for...

"Arithmetic Survey in the Public Schools of Newark, N. J" presents a detailed analysis of arithmetic education within the Newark public school system. Originally published in 1919, this historical document offers insights into the educational standards, teaching methodologies, and curriculum design of the era....

"The United States School Primer, or, The First Book for Children," designed for home or parental instruction, is a classic educational tool aimed at introducing young learners to the fundamentals of reading. This primer serves as a foundational text, carefully structured to build literacy...

"The Pacific Geography (physical, Political, and Commercial)" offers a comprehensive exploration of the Pacific region, tailored for Standard III students. This volume delves into the physical landscapes, political structures, and commercial activities that define the area. With a focus on accessibility and clarity, it...

"The Fifth School Year" by Herman T. Lukens offers insights into elementary education at the turn of the 20th century. This volume likely explores the curriculum, teaching methods, and pedagogical approaches relevant to fifth-grade students. Teachers and educators interested in the history of educational...

Rediscover the world through the eyes of a young student with "The Rand-McNally Primary School Geography." This charming volume, originally designed to introduce elementary students to the wonders of geography, offers a fascinating snapshot of early 20th-century educational methods and perspectives. Journey through continents,...

"Digest of the Laws of New Hampshire Pertaining to Common Schools" by Charles R. Morrison, offers a comprehensive overview of the legal framework governing education in New Hampshire during the mid-19th century. This digest compiles relevant laws, decisions, forms, and statutes pertaining to common...

""Elements of Geometry, Based on Euclid, Book 1: For Elementary and Middle Class Schools"" is a comprehensive textbook written by Edward Atkins in 1877. The book is designed to provide a thorough introduction to the principles of geometry, using the work of the ancient...

"A Smaller School History of the United States" offers a comprehensive overview of American history from the discovery of America up to the year 1880. Designed as an educational textbook for younger students, this volume by David B. Scott presents historical events and figures...

"The Orient Readers No VI" is a historical snapshot of late 19th-century elementary education. Designed as a reader for young students, this volume provides insight into the pedagogical methods and literary content deemed suitable for children of the era. The book offers a glimpse...

"A First Geography of South Africa" by A. Moir Robb, published in 1922, offers a foundational introduction to the geography of South Africa. Designed for elementary students, this book provides an early 20th-century perspective on the country's landscapes, regions, and key geographical features. It...

Decem Fabvlae, by WL Paine, is a collection of ten simple Latin stories designed for beginning students. First published in 1912, this book provides an accessible introduction to the Latin language through engaging narratives. The stories are carefully crafted to build vocabulary and grammatical...

Suffer Little Children To Come Unto Me: A Series Of Scripture Lessons For The Young (1855) is a religious book written by T. Nelson And Sons. The book is a comprehensive collection of scripture lessons designed to educate and inspire young readers about the...

Rediscover the timeless magic of storytelling with Julia Darrow Cowles' "The Art of Story-Telling: With nearly half a hundred stories." This collection provides a wealth of inspiration and practical guidance for educators and anyone who enjoys the art of sharing stories with children. Originally...

Rediscover the power of language with "McGuffey's Fifth Eclectic Reader," a cornerstone of American education. Authored by William Holmes McGuffey, this reader exemplifies the rigorous instruction and moral lessons that shaped generations. Designed for advanced elementary students, this volume features a curated selection of...

Sammy Learns His A B C is the beginning of the Sammy series, and it is the first start off learning the English Alphabet. Join Sammy on his learning adventure as he goes through the house discovering what begins with the ABC. From The...

"Colors Are Fun, You Will See- Come Learn The Colors With Molly And Me" is an interactive, fun book about colors. Miss Molly Mia (a lovable fawn pug) stars in this book and she helps children learn the basic colors. This book promotes interactive...

Oakville elementary has their first annual poetry writing contest Mr.J, Meechie's teacher recognizes his creative writing abilities, talents, and phenomenal vocal skills. Mr. J submits his piece to a national magazine contest . Meechie goes on to represent the school and the community in...

Traditional long division is very difficult for third and fourth-graders. They must estimate or guess quotient digits and then test these guesses with error-prone multiplication. Errors usually cannot be found until the long, frustrating process ends with a result that does not check. Good...

Lucie and Stargold are back and they are going to Growland again! This time, they are bringing Brody, Lucie's best friend, who has diabetes. One day, Lucie finds her best friend Brody sitting all alone on the curb, looking rather unwell. She takes him...