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Course of Study—Details[1]

Chapter I
Introduction
What is Literature?[5]
The Qualities that Appeal to Children at Different Ages[7]
In Junior Forms[7]
In Senior Forms (Books III and IV)[10]
Complete Wholes versus Extracts[11]
Correlation of Literature with Nature Study, Geography, History, and Art[12]
Aims in Teaching Literature[14]
General Principles Applicable in the Teaching of Literature[16]

Chapter II
Methods
In Junior Forms[19]
Memorization[20]
In Senior Forms[22]
Teacher's Preparation[22]
Preparation of Pupils[23]
Presentation[26]
Value of Oral Reading in the Interpretation and Appreciation of Literature[27]
Development of the Main Thought[29]
Minute Analysis[31]
Allusions[32]
Imagery[33]
Literature of Noble Thought[35]
Recapitulation[36]
Mistakes in Teaching Literature[37]
Extensive Reading[39]

Chapter III
Illustrative Lessons
Pantomime
Little Miss Muffet[42]
Dramatization
Little Boy Blue[43]
The Story of Henny Penny[44]
Wishes[46]
Indian Lullaby[47]

Chapter IV. Form I: Senior
Illustrative Lessons
The Wind and the Leaves[50]
Piping Down the Valleys Wild[52]
The Baby Swallow[54]
The Brook[56]

Chapter V. Form II
Illustrative Lessons
My Shadow[59]
One, Two, Three[62]
Dandelions[64]
The Blind Men and the Elephant[67]
The Lord is my Shepherd[71]

Chapter VI. Form III
Illustrative Lessons
Hide and Seek[74]
An Apple Orchard in the Spring[76]
Little Daffydowndilly[78]
Moonlight Sonata[83]
Lead, Kindly Light[87]
Lead, Kindly Light[89]

Chapter VII. Form IV
Illustrative Lessons
Judah's Supplication to Joseph[93]
Mercy[98]
Morning on the Lièvre[101]
Dickens in the Camp[105]
Dost Thou Look Back on What Hath Been[112]
Waterloo[117]
Three Scenes in the Tyrol[122]

Chapter VIII
Supplementary Reading
South-West Wind, Esq.[131]
A Christmas Carol[135]
The Lady of the Lake[139]

Chapter IX
Selections for Memorization[145]


LITERATURE

PUBLIC AND SEPARATE SCHOOL
COURSE OF STUDY

DETAILS

FORM I

A. Selections from The Ontario Readers

B. Supplementary Reading and Memorization: Selection may be made from the following:

I. To be Read to Pupils: