Children's Literature

Children's Literature
A Textbook of Sources for Teachers and Teacher-Training Classes

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Children's Literature by Erle Elsworth Clippinger, Charles Madison Curry

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1920

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1179

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Children's Literature
A Textbook of Sources for Teachers and Teacher-Training Classes

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5
(1 Review)
This book is primarily a handbook for teachers in the grades and for students preparing to teach in the grades. Although it does not ignore problems of grading and presentation, the chief purpose is to acquaint teachers and prospective teachers with standard literature of the various kinds suitable for use in the classroom and to give them information regarding books and authors to aid them in directing the selection of books by and for children.

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316. A Diamond or a Coal? 395

317. The Swallow 395

318. Who Has Seen the Wind? 395

319. Milking Time 395

WILLIAM BRIGHTY RANDS

320. The Peddler's Caravan 395

321. The Wonderful World 396

RICHARD MONCKTON MILNES

322. Good-Night and Good-Morning 396

WILLIAM ROSCOE

323. The Butterfly's Ball 397

AUTHOR UNKNOWN

324. Can You? 398

ROBERT BROWNING

325. Pippa's Song 399

CHARLES MACKAY

326. Little and Great 399

FELICIA DOROTHEA HEMANS

327. Casabianca 399

WILLIAM BLAKE

328. Three Things to Remember 400

329. The Lamb 401

330. The Shepherd 401

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I think this is a great resource. First of all, it has an extensive list of nursery rhymes. That alone is worth the download.Another sections includes lists by authors with brief synopses. It is definitely a nice reference book to have.
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