First reader (phonetic)
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- First reader (phonetic)
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First reader (phonetic)
Author: Christian Brothers
Year: 1920
PLAN This First Reader (Phonetic), deals with all the elements of reading except the short vowels. Series I-IV. Long sounds of a, e, i, o. Series V. Exceptional sounds of A. Series VI. Diphthongs ow and oi, and their equivalents. Series VII. Long and short oo, and bugle u. Series VIII. Equivalents and silent letters. The large vocabulary presented in this Reader, must not discourage the teacher. The Phonetic Method empowers a child to read what no other method could enable him to retain. A child who has mastered the De la Salle Primer and the First Reader can readily and correctly enunciate any syllable of regular notation in the English language. The grouping of phonetic words, their frequent repetition, and the short sentence, are adopted throughout, as most rapidly conducive to power acquisition. In the following lessons there are sufficient sequence in thought and cohesion in style, to insure intelligibility and interest, without marring the phonetic impression. Digitized by Google.
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