All In A Day - Canadian Basic Reader - Word Attack Skills - 1958

Experience some charming late 50s reading education! "This book continues to emphasize the main purpose of the Canadian Basic Readers—to enable the child to gain independence in reading. The child is taught to interpret and enjoy what he reads. Acquiring the thought, or story, from the printed page is of prime importance. The child also learns useful ways of recognizing new words. Many methods are required to unlock the different types of words in our language. At this level, there is an increasing number of words which he can identify independently. The teacher guides him to interpret these through the use of phonics or by noting the change in the basic word structure." - All In A Day - R. Aileen Belfry, B. Gertrude Bergey, & Erna A. Martin. Illustrated by Aileen Tyrell Richardson. Published 1958, HOlt, Rinehart and Winston of Canada, Limited. Toronto Hardcover. Approx. 6x8in. 192pp, In decent vintage condition. .