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Title: The Child's World
Third Reader

Author: Hetty Browne, Sarah Withers, W.K. Tate

Release Date: February 25, 2005 [EBook #15170]

Language: English

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THE CHILD'S WORLD

THIRD READER

BY

HETTY S. BROWNE
Extension worker in rural school practice
Winthrop Normal and Industrial College
Rock Hill, S.C.

SARAH WITHERS
Principal Elementary Grades and Critic Teacher
Winthrop Normal and Industrial College

AND

W.K. TATE
Professor of Rural Education
George Peabody College for Teachers
Nashville, Tenn.

JOHNSON PUBLISHING COMPANY
Richmond, Virginia

TEACHERS' AIDS

Success with the Child's World Readers is in no wise dependent on the
use of the chart, manual, or cards.

Modern teachers of reading, however, recognize the saving of time and
effort to be accomplished for both their pupils and themselves by the
use of cards, chart, and manual, and look to the publisher to provide
these accessories in convenient form and at moderate cost.

The following aids are therefore offered in the belief that they will
make the work of the teacher, trained or untrained, more effective.

Child's World Reader Charts......................$6.00
(10 beautiful charts in colors 27x37--20 lessons)

Child's World Manual.............................75c
(Suggestions and outlines for first 5 grades)

Child's World Word Cards........................$1.00
(129 cards--258 words in Primer vocabulary)

Child's World Phrase Cards........................75c
(48 cards--96 phrases)

Child's World Phonic Cards...................80c
(80 cards printed both sides)

JOHNSON PUBLISHING COMPANY

Richmond, Virginia.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

For permission to use copyrighted material the authors and publishers
express their indebtedness to _The Independent_ for "Who Loves the Trees
Best?" by Alice M. Douglas; to Oliver Herford and the Century Company
for "The Elf and the Dormo