The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-24

s. Teach OF the following -see-saw--seea
eome-came-come do--iid-done' go-wcntgone. r. page
g. Develop from numerous examples the chief rules fo
forming the prrals OF nouns (a Cases in which - is added
as hore-horcs bonnetbonnes (b) adding e as grass
grasses cmrchchuccs (c) changing ~ to " and addne
es'; as, leaf-eaves half--haves
confractions Iis, ne'er, shouldn't. hant wouldn't
what's, that's
Fourth Month
J. Poems for Study @! Little Town OF Bethlehem; or
Wishing Allngham, R-R, page 81.
number L. - ''' -
3. Stories and Pictures: The Pine Tree. RR. page as
or Brave Mother, RR, page Is Stories of the Dutch
Quaker and other settlers Tappan or Gucrber
a. Homonyms: Gait-gatc, seen-scene heart-ferd
Review homonyms of previous month
s. Teach correct of the following forms :-take-tool
taken, sit--sat-sat set-sct-sc ay--ad-al shake
shook-slakcn See r., $50, I57, ss I64, los.
O. Review work purals as in No 6 of third month
Review conractions and authorizations
Begin TO teach OF dictionary CAP Mastery Of alpha
bet in order b how up words in the dictionary (c
the markings OF vowe dphthongs and in the
dictionary
s Make free but informal use OF terms verb noun.
names OF other parts OF speech also subject predicate and
moder without formal definition occasion naturally arises
in all the studies
Class.
with small dictionary in the hands OF the pupils teach them
the use OF it (a Sylabicaon and accent b) the nerpre
aton OF the definitions to fit the (c) systematic
lessons are needed first in the pronunciation OF vowel
sounds second dacrical markings dictionary: and
third, upon carefully chosen words for dictionary study
During the term make free but informal use as occasion
occurs Of noun verb OF the other parts Of speech
subject predicate and modcr but do give any formal
definition
Stories and pictures will be the same in boil, \ and
classes except the history stories which will be given for both
grades The other stories be given according
Also the same memory gems as in the fourth B.
First Month
l. Poems for Study: Corn Song-Whitier; or Jack
Frost-Gould, RR, page 50
2 Stories: Stories OF local pioneers early history OF
g. Give brief review OF homonyms and irregular verbs
taught in class
,.L
Dr. Amt Add to this list during the authorizations
as spring up in any of the studies and review those OF the
previous grade.
5 Teach OF. who which what T. G The
lady whom we met sick. Correct of in and into n
sentences; Tom fell into the pond The boat the
The possessye nguars and pra OF nouns as The
dogs Charles hat. r. S6Ioo
Second Month
J. Poem for Study: Daybreak-Longfcow; R R. page 40
2 Stories: Stories from the lie of Washington; see
Tappan (Ths should be altcrnated with month OF
fourth SO TO come in February.
Continue review OF verb forms and homonyms taught IN
previous grades. X. I63-I65.
a. Distinguish number relations verbs but
do il incidentally
synonyms as. arge--bg-grea litle-smal.
Third Month
Poems for Study: Landing Of the pierims--IIcmans
Little Stream, R-R, page g.
Stories Stories Of La Sale and the csuits sec Eglcs
tons Stories Of American Life and Adventure
3. Iomonyms: Ball-bawl, oar--orc--ocr
4. Synonyms and antonyms Anery-vexed, liberty
Fourth Month
L. Poems tor Study: While Shepherds Watched Their
Focks by Night; When the Little Boy Ran Away, B-H,
page S.
Stories Stories from the life OF franklin see Tappan
3. Homonyms False-faus Flce-flea, choir-quire
4. Antonym: Proud-humbe weal<-srong. Any syno-
nyms anonyms that in other studies
Review contracdons taught in previous grades
FIFTH
At the beginning OF the OF study for the fourth
grade suggestions given for teaching paragapwr
Care should be taken that good oral expression
before written expression is sought
References method and supplementary material
Buchler & IIochkss Modern English, Book l.
Robbins Row. Book L., especially pages
Chubb, The Teaching OF English, pages 173 to 224
Hartzog, The Writing of English Chap a. and appendix
pages IoS f.
First Month
j. Poem for Study Iawathas Picture Writing, Bill,
p p.
Memory Gem: From Iawatha
g. Hononyms and synonyms: Celar-seler creek
creak The auxliaries, shall and will
T. Teach simple Subject and predicate
Separate into parts RK pages 10 and
R-k. lessons to Ia.
Second Month
Poem for Study Columbus See Holiday Program
Or Wahingtons Birthday See Holiday Brogram.
p Memory Gem From Columbus or Cowper D. I5o
B-H.
g. Teach the auXiares may and the homonyms and
synonyms, lcsson-lessen; peddlc-peda.