NEW WORDS TO BE TAUGHT PHONETICALLY. ä, å, a(=ŏ), ea (=ē), ė, ī, ōo, ou (=00), Ŏ, oa (=ō), o (=û), ou (=o0), ou (=ow), gu (=g), qu (=kw), dġ (=j). lunch guess through grass hop per sweet ly här ness Children," said a kind teacher to her pupils one day in spring, "how many of you would like to spend a day in the park ?" The children cried out, "I would," "I would," and their faces were bright with smiles. Soon the happy children and their teacher were on a trolley car hurrying to the park. The teacher had a large basket. Can you guess what was in it? When they came to the park they ran and played under the green trees and hid in the tall grass. They were as happy as the birds in the trees. It made the teacher glad to see them run and play. The Soon they all sat down by a cool, clear stream under an old tree. teacher opened the basket. "A lunch!" "A lunch!" cried the happy children. "Three cheers for our teacher!" How they did eat! After lunch they played and sang all day. Some gathered roses for the teacher; some climbed the grassy banks; some marched like soldiers; and others went with the teacher to see the ducks swim in the stream that ran through the park. They all had a good time and thanked their teacher for her kindness to them. The teacher had a good time too. When you go to the park take a basket of lunch with you. James team goats food harness his long fond out through These children have a spry team. They harness their goats and take a long ride through the streets. How happy they are! The goats are tame and like to trot and run with the children. That boy is James. The goats are his. He is fond of them and calls them his pets. He gives them good food. James loves little May and takes her out for a long ride. This makes May happy. She is glad that James is kind to her. Some day you may have a goat team. |