The Comprehensive Method of Teaching Reading

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The Comprehensive Method of Teaching Reading
Emma K. Gordon
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IV. Derivatives formed by adding the suffix ing to known words when such addition does not require a change in the primitive word.
V. Sight words: they, give, live, says, said, many, one, two, read, hear, were, apple.
XXX 18. Suggestive Names and Gestures th {aspirate} — The hissing goose sound.
th (jBvh-vocaV) — The sound of the mill wheel. Rotate the arm.
wh (aspirate) — The blowing sound. (Pronounce, hw.) Raise the finger to represent a dandelion head ; the seeds to be scattered by the breat
...h. ( W has tone, but loses it in com- bination with A.) e — The listening sound. Hold the hand to the ear as in the act of listening.
u — The grunt sound.
ng, nk — Sounds of ringing bells. Make n nasal by send- ing the tone through the nose. Touch the nose when giving this sound. Though neither the hard nor the soft sound of g is heard in ng^ do not mark it silent. Teach that both letters represent the sound of n in this phonogram. (See 2, 1.) 19. Drill 1. To assist the child in comprehending a sound, the teacher should place her vocal organs in the correct position for its enunciation.


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