The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-25
Course OF Study in Language,
Grammar and Composition TO,
Guthrie Elementary Schools
CONTINUED from Yesterday J
3 Class.
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4 Nouns pronouns and verbs
Second Month
\. Analysis continued Omit lesson 49,
2 Adjecive adyerbs, pcpostiona phrases and prcpos
tons. Omit lessons 5, 10, IS, and 1o.
3. Compound subject and compound predicate Conunc
tons and interecons. Omit lessons 33 "a, Is, 20 27
Third Month
Nouns object compliments. BILL H. pages 4S to So
2 Nouns and adjccivcs attribute compliments
3. Objective compliments.
!. Nouns adjective modficrs. Supplement from R-Rr
H., and Bill, II.
Nouns adverb modiers. Omit lesson 60
2 Teach parieiples and inntives ] from R-R, H.
Text R-K., IT,
First Month.
Sentences to meaning. Omit lessons 40 S.
Teach ransposed order in simple Omit
lessons 81 and So
B. Complex entences-adjsctivc clause advcrbal clause.
R-R. H. pages IoI-lo6 Omit lessons o. 6S 90, 70.
!. Noun Clauses R-Ro H., pages 10Y to III. Omit
> Compound sentences. Omit lessons u to 81 R-R H.,
Third Month
T. Glasses Of nouns-common and proper
infections OF nouns-gender person and number
3 Parsng (oral and wrten) involving infections
studied Noun class person number gender
/. Case-nominave possessive and objective.
Pans Of nouns a,c4T q4d4g aRsoa sase Coral and wen'
Technical grammar and ortynlinue period week
devoted formal composition. Informal work in composition
in connection with all the studies
Paragraph-wring should be given If pupils deficient
Business letters ought TO be written
Review rules and capitalization taught
previous grades Teach rules for eighth grade given last
pages of this
The following books give supplementary material and ug
gesons to method:
Robbins and Row Book H.
Bueher and Hotchkss Book H.
Chubb, The Teaching Of English, pages I75 t ga
1ass. ios IT. T ~ ''' ' ''
Text R"H'. II.
First Month
l. Glasses Of pronouns. Anecedent Passing pronouns.
2 Declenson Of pGononns- cnnona ,,.,
/. Glasses Of adectyes comparison. Parns adicctives
Omit lessons 90. o. and o.
Q. Propositions
%, 900 's' '''',''' 's'"s '''S''' 0'" ''''''
Third Month
Glasses Of conjuncons. Omit lessons IoI-Io3 ro7, los
?. Interjections
g. Verbs-transtive inransitve regular and irregular
Fourth Month
/. voice-active and passive
2. Iense-present, past (imperfcct) and future
Texts. R-K. II, and Scots Practical English
First Month
l. Review work OF Class verbs.
2. Tense-perfect forms.
B. Mood-ndicatiyc potential ubjunctve and imperative
4. Person and number OF verbs.
S. Scott, Practical English Chap.
Second Month
l. Coniugaton
T. Principal parts of verbs; parsng verbs
3. Scott, Chapters VI. VII and X
Third Month.
l. Review nouns and pronouns.
2. Scott, Chapters II. to VI
Fourth Month
Review adjectives, adverbs, propositions conjuncton
and interjections
?. Scott, Chapter XI.
RULES FOR CAPITALIZATION.
Third A.
l. Begin with capitals the OF the days OF the week
and the months OF the year
Fourth B.
J. Begin with capital the first word Of every sentence.
g. Begin with capital the first word OF every lmo Of
poetry.
AK Begin with capitals all Of persons and places
5 Write the words and O as capitals.
OK. Begin with capital every question
Fourth A.
7. Begin with capital every title OF the Deity
8x Begin with capitals the important words in the subject
of any composition
Begin with a capital every title o honor respect.
sy Begin with capitals the important words in the title
OF book.
Sixth b.
@ Begin with captal every direct quotation when it is
complete sentence
Fifth A.
g. Begin with capitals the important words the title
OF book in the subject OF any other composition
in epoch of history.
To- Begin with capitals the OF the points Of the
compass when they denote sections of the country.
IT. Begin with capital the OF every religious denomi