I love this book because it can be used over and over again for many years! Here's why (copied from an article about the book):
What specifically will you find in Children's Literature?
- Mother Goose and Nursery Rhymes
- Traditional Fairy Tales - Broken down by country of origin
(Examples: France - Beauty and the Beast / German - Elves and the Shoemaker - Modern Fairy Tales
(Authors such as Hans Christian Anderson and Oscar Wilde) - Fables and Symbolic Stories
(Authors isuch as Aesop and Benjamin Franklin) - Myths
(Greek, Roman and Norse) - Poetry
(Examples: Follen's The Three Little Kittens / Longfellow's Day is Done) - Realistic Stories
(Example - Gift of the Magi) - Nature Literature
(Authors such as Beatrix Potter and Rudyard Kipling) - Romance and Legends
(Example: King Arthur and the Round Table) - Biography and Hero Stories
(Examples: How Columbus got His Ships / Lincoln's Early Days)
The book also contains a reading list for 1st through 8th grades.
If you'd like to download this wonderful homeschool treasure from the past, go to: Available Downloads (You'll find it under Homeschool Treasures of the Past)
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- JustMom0813
on Sep. 23, 2011 at 5:05 PM