Title: The Summers readers: primer
Author: Maud Summers
Illustrator: Lucy Fitch Perkins
Release date: July 3, 2022 [eBook #68453]
Most recently updated: October 18, 2024
Language: English
Original publication: United States: Frank D. Beattys and Company, 1908
Credits: hekula03 and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net (This book was produced from images made available by the HathiTrust Digital Library.)
PRIMER
BY
MAUD SUMMERS
ILLUSTRATED FROM ORIGINAL DRAWINGS BY
LUCY FITCH PERKINS
FRANK D. BEATTYS AND COMPANY
NEW YORK
Copyright, 1908, by
Frank D. Beattys and Company
New York
THE DE VINNE PRESS
Page | ||
1. | Two Little Blackbirds | 22 |
2. | See-Saw | 24 |
3. | Rock-a-By, Baby | 26 |
4. | Little Robin Redbreast | 30 |
5. | Hickory, Dickory, Dock | 36 |
6. | Do You Know How the Farmer | 42, 43 |
7. | Blow, Wind, Blow | 48 |
8. | Pat-a-cake | 54 |
9. | I Have a Little Sister | 58 |
10. | Rain | 62 |
11. | Thank You, Pretty Cow | 66 |
12. | Once I saw a Little Bird | 70 |
13. | Lady Moon | 74 |
14. | The Farmer | 78, 79, 80 |
15. | Little Boy Blue | 89 |
16. | The Bramble Bush | 96, 97, 98, 99 |
“The model of all education shall be the perfected family.”
Friedrich Froebel.
ACTION SENTENCES
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THE LITTLE RED HEN
THE BRAMBLE BUSH
ACTION SENTENCES
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Manual Page |
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5 | Run. Jump. Hop | 28 |
6 | Run and jump | 31 |
7 | I can sing | 32 |
8 | Can you sing? | 34 |
9 | I have a dog | 34 |
15 | Apostrophe s (’s) | 69 |
19 | I see a little girl | 41 |
21 | Play you are blackbirds | 42 |
22 | Two little blackbirds | 43 |
24 | See-saw | 47 |
26 | Rock-a-by, baby | 45 |
31 | Little Robin Redbreast | 51 |
43 | Do you know how the farmer? | 52 |
45 | Do you know? | 52 |
45 | Observation Game | 52 |
48 | Blow, wind! Blow! | 52 |
62 | The Rain | 53 |
72 | Greeting | 53 |
80 | With a “Baa! Baa!” | 53 |
5 | sing |
run | |
jump | |
hop | |
6 | and |
7 | I can |
Rover | |
Kitty | |
8 | see |
you | |
the bird | |
9 | a dog |
have | |
to | |
me | |
10 | like |
pretty | |
fly | |
11 | boys |
girls | |
little | |
may | |
12 | ball |
roll | |
catch | |
13 | play |
with | |
baby | |
it | |
14 | sister |
has | |
blue | |
eyes | |
15 | Mary |
this | |
is | |
16 | John |
brown | |
big | |
17 | what |
do | |
18 | my |
doll | |
she | |
19 | dress |
named | |
he | |
20 | frog |
come | |
21 | black |
are | |
22 | (In Rhyme) |
two | |
sat | |
upon | |
[110] | hill |
one | |
was | |
Jack | |
other | |
Jill | |
away | |
again | |
23 | they |
24 | (In Rhyme) |
saw | |
here | |
we | |
go | |
down | |
way | |
town | |
25 | father |
oh | |
fun | |
26 | (In Rhyme) |
rock-a-by | |
tree-top | |
in | |
when | |
wind | |
blows | |
cradle | |
will | |
bough | |
breaks | |
fall | |
all | |
27 | nest |
not | |
28 | mother |
sleep | |
dear | |
29 | make |
her | |
30 | (In Rhyme) |
Robin | |
Redbreast | |
Pussy Cat | |
went | |
ran | |
said | |
if | |
31 | look |
tell | |
at | |
32 | song |
your | |
33 | three |
of | |
eggs | |
34 | for |
am | |
35 | get |
put | |
36 | (In Rhyme) |
Hickory | |
Dickory | |
Dock | |
mouse | |
clock | |
[111] | struck |
37 | tick-tock |
time | |
38 | nut |
then | |
39 | plant |
grow | |
be | |
40 | squirrel |
round | |
41 | some |
eat | |
43 | (In Rhyme) |
know | |
how | |
farmer | |
corn | |
field | |
reaps | |
his | |
takes | |
mill | |
miller | |
grinds | |
44 | sun |
rain | |
45 | no |
yes | |
46 | help |
Helen | |
47 | an ear |
yellow | |
48 | (In Rhyme) |
that | |
send | |
us | |
hot | |
morn | |
baker | |
49 | hear |
50 | clip-clap |
turn | |
morning | |
51 | grandpa |
fast | |
good | |
52 | kite |
made | |
over | |
53 | high |
as | |
54 | (In Rhyme) |
pat-a-cake | |
bake | |
man | |
just | |
mark | |
B | |
56 | then |
57 | call |
58 | (In Rhyme) |
Peep | |
wades | |
water | |
climbs | |
hillside | |
[112] | deep |
poor | |
but | |
59 | star |
so | |
60 | too |
61 | going |
bow-wow | |
meow | |
who | |
62 | (In Rhyme) |
umbrellas | |
raining | |
around | |
ships | |
sea | |
63 | pitter-patter |
green | |
grass | |
out | |
64 | keep |
dry | |
65 | day |
grandma | |
house | |
66 | (In Rhyme) |
thank | |
pleasant | |
cow | |
milk | |
soak | |
bread | |
every | |
night | |
warm | |
sweet | |
pure | |
white | |
67 | drink |
says | |
68 | things |
love | |
69 | churn |
cream | |
butter | |
70 | (In Rhyme) |
once | |
stop | |
say | |
window | |
far | |
shook | |
tail | |
flew | |
71 | coo-coo |
doves | |
72 | bow |
friends | |
74 | (In Rhyme) |
Lady Moon | |
roving | |
loving | |
where | |
whom | |
75 | did |
76 | paper |
77 | there[113] |
78-80 | (In Rhyme) |
along | |
sheep | |
baa | |
hens | |
cluck | |
pigs | |
grunt | |
81 | pony |
clipity-clap | |
82 | chicken |
83 | soft |
gave | |
chick | |
84 | under |
wings | |
85 | had |
86 | planted |
wheat | |
rat | |
87 | ripe |
took | |
flour | |
88 | myself |
ate | |
89 | (In Rhyme) |
horn | |
meadow | |
after | |
haystack | |
90 | wool |
92 | party |
birthday | |
94 | basket |
isn’t | |
weave | |
95 | flowers |
97-99 | (In Rhyme) |
bramble bush | |
cold | |
frosty | |
wash | |
clothes | |
our | |
iron | |
sweep | |
100 | broom |
101 | washing |
103 | woods |
snow | |
good-by | |
104 | points |
six | |
105 | east |
west | |
south | |
north | |
from | |
106 | bright |
107 | barn |
behind |