Category: McGuffey’s Electic Primer
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McGuffey’s Eclectic Primer Lesson 7: See the frog on a log

Letter Sounds: Words: Lesson: a log the frog See the frog on a log. Rab sees the frog. Can the frog see Rab? The frog can see the dog. Rab ran at the frog.
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McGuffey’s Eclectic Primer Lesson 32: They hear the birds sing in the trees

Letter Sounds: Words: Lesson: Two girls have gone out for a walk. It is May, and the air is cool. They hear the birds sing in the trees, and they hear the noise of the frogs in the pond. They see men at work and boys at play.
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McGuffey’s Eclectic Primer Lesson 31: John has a saw, and Ned has an ax

Letter Sounds: Words: Lesson: Ned and John are hard at work. John has a saw, and Ned has an ax. They will try to cut all of the wood which you see in the pile. Do you think they can do this in one day?
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McGuffey’s Eclectic Primer: Lesson 5: Review – Has Ann a hat?

Lesson: The cat and the rat ran. Ann sat, and Nat ran. A rat ran at Nat. Can Ann fan the lad? The man and the lad. The man has a cap. The lad has a fan. Has Ann a hat? Ann has a hat and a fan.
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McGuffey’s Eclectic Primer: Lesson 30: Review – John has had a fall

Lesson: There is ice on the pond, and the mill wheel can not go round. The boys are all out on the ice with their skates. I will let you and Tom try to skate; but do not fall, for you will be hurt. John and Nat try to skate as fast as the cars…
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McGuffey’s Eclectic Primer Lesson 6: The dog has Nat’s cap

Letter Sounds: Words: Lesson: Nat’s cap a fat dog Has the lad a dog? The lad has a fat dog. The dog has Nat’s cap. Nat and Rab ran. Rab ran at the cat.
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McGuffey’s Eclectic Primer: lesson 29

Letter Sounds: Words: Lesson: Look out for the cars! How fast they come! No horse can go as fast as the cars. I will not try to catch them, for I should fall and be hurt. See the horse look at the cars. Will he not run?
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McGuffey’s Eclectic Primer: lesson 4

Letter Sounds: Words: Lesson: a cap the lad A man and a lad. The man sat; the lad ran. The man has a hat. The lad has a cap.

