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English L Essons Through Iterature L Samples English L essons Through iterature L Samples Kathy Jo DeVore baref t ragamuff n ÇûîüëÃëÀàöÇûîõãöÄÒ www.barefootmeandering.com veritas • gnaritas • libertas Copyright © 2014 by Kathy Jo DeVore. This sample may be printed and shared for evaluation purposes. Scripture quotations taken from the New American Standard Bible®, Copyright © 1960, 1962, 1963, 1968, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1975, 1977, 1995 by The Lockman Foundation. Used by permission. Clipart images Copyright © GraphicsFactory.com Table of Contents Level 1 ..............................................................................................................5 Level 2 ............................................................................................................37 Level 3 ............................................................................................................73 Level 4 ...........................................................................................................117 Level 5 ...........................................................................................................179 This sample PDF contains the introduction, table of contents, and the first six lessons (two weeks) of each level of English Lessons Through Literature (formerly Language Lessons Through Literature). Level One Table of Contents Introduction. .15 Level One Level 1 Literature List ......................................23 1. Poem: Happy Thought; Fable: The Wolf and the Kid ........25 2. Poem: What is Pink?; Fable: The Tortoise and the Ducks .....27 3. Poem: The Moon; Picture Study: Apple-Picking .............31 4. Poem: The Kind Moon; Fable: The Dog, the Cock, and the Fox ..........................................33 5. Poem: A Bird Came Down the Walk; Fable: The Ass and His Driver .......................................37 6. Poem: Seal Lullaby; Picture Narration: The Frogs and the Ox ...........................................39 7. Poem: Hurt No Living Thing; Fable: The Oxen and the Wheels ........................................41 8. Poem: Robin Redbreast; Fable: The Goatherd and the Wild Goats ....................................43 9. Poem: A Good Play; Picture Study: Peasant Women Planting Stakes ........................................47 10. Poem: Dusk in June; Fable: The Travelers and the Purse ......49 11. Poem: The Orchard; Fable: The Cat and the Birds ...........51 12. Poem: The Rainbow; Picture Narration: The Spendthrift and the Swallow .......................................55 13. Poem: Nod; Fable: The Farmer and the Snake ..............57 14. Poem: The Land of Nod; Fable: The Sick Stag ..............59 15. Poem: I Caught a Little Ladybird; Picture Study: Village Corner ............................63 16. Poem: Hopping Frog; Fable: The Dog and the Oyster. .65 17. Poem: The Kitten and the Falling Leaves; Fable: Three Bullocks and a Lion ....................................67 18. Poem: Bread and Cherries; Picture Narration: The Birds, the Beasts, and the Bat .................................69 19. Poem: The Falling Star; Fable: The Fox and the Crab .........71 20. Poem: The Little Bird; Fable: The Frog and the Mouse .......73 21. Poem: System; Picture Study: Pere Gallien’s House at Pontoise ...........................................77 22. Poem: Lullaby of an Indian Chief; Fable: The Serpent and the Eagle. 79 23. Poem: A Child’s Prayer; Fable: The Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing ..83 24. Poem: Fable; Picture Narration: The Eagle and the Jackdaw ...85 25. Poem: The Duel; Fable: The Gnat and the Bull .............87 26. Poem: The Cat of Cats; Fable: The Ass and the Lap Dog .....91 27. Poem: What Do the Stars Do; Picture Study: Place du Theatre Francais ......................................95 28. Poem: The Duck and the Kangaroo; Fable: The Bull and the Goat .........................................97 29. Poem: A Cradle Song; Fable: The Old Lion and the Fox .....101 30. Poem: Crumbs to the Birds; Picture Narration: The Eagle and the Beetle .......................................103 31. Poem: Escape at Bedtime; Fable: The Man and the Lion .....105 32. Poem: Mary’s Little Lamb; Fable: The Goatherd and the Goat ........................................107 33. Poem: The Cupboard; Picture Study: Woman Carrying a Pitcher on Her Head ..................................111 34. Poem: Laughing Song; Fable: The Wolf and the Shepherd ...113 35. Poem: The Way Through the Woods; Fable: The Farmer and the Stork ........................115 36. Poem: Song for a Little House; Picture Narration: The Milkmaid and Her Pail .................................117 37. Poem: How Many Days; Fable: The Fox and the Stork ......119 38. Poem: The Cow; Fable: The Wolf and the Lion ............123 39. Poem: Good Night and Good Morning; Picture Study: The Swing ..............................127 40. Poem: The North Winds Blow; Fable: The Mice and the Weasels ........................129 41. Poem: Fairy Bread; Fable: The Peacock ...................131 42. Poem: The Swing; Picture Narration: The Hares and the Frogs ........................................133 43. Poem: Mr. Nobody; Fable: The Travelers and the Sea .......135 44. Poem: Meg Merrilies; Fable: The Mule ....................139 45. Poem: Animal Crackers; Picture Study: Camille Monet and Her Son Jean .....................................143 46. Poem: The Star; Fable: The Dog and His Master’s Dinner ....145 47. Poem: The Fairy; Fable: The Lion and the Ass .............149 48. Poem: Calm Morning at Sea; Picture Narration: The Vain Jackdaw and His Borrowed Feathers .....................151 49. Poem: Summer Days; Fable: The Fox and the Hedgehog .....153 50. Poem: Spring; Fable: The Bat and the Weasels .............157 51. Poem: The City of Falling Leaves; Picture Study: The Luncheon of the Boating Party .........................161 52. Poem: Winter-Time; Fable: The Quack Toad ..............163 53. Poem: Playgrounds; Fable: The Fox Without a Tail .........165 54. Poem: From a Railway Carriage; Picture Narration: The Mischievous Dog. 169 55. Poem: When Jenny Wren Was Young; Fable: The Monkey and the Dolphin ......................................171 56. Poem: Snow-flakes; Fable: The Rose and the Butterfly .......175 57. Poem: To March; Picture Study: Ball at the Moulin de la Galette .........................................179 58. Poem: Four Seasons; Fable: The Cat and the Fox. 181 59. Poem: Night; Fable: The Miser ..........................183 60. Poem: A Book; Narration: The Fox and the Lion ...........185 61. Poem: The Months; Fable: The Old Lion .................187 62. Poem: All But Blind; Fable: The Ass and the Grasshoppers ...191 63. Poem: The Unseen Playmate; Picture Study: Girls at the Piano ...........................................195 64. Poem: A Winter Night; Fable: The Heron .................197 65. Poem: The Lily; Fable: The Fox and the Leopard ...........199 66. Poem: The Little Turtle; Narration: The Wolf and the Sheep. .201 67. Poem: Snow Song; Fable: The Wolf and the Goat ..........203 68. Poem: The Rooks; Fable: The Bear and the Bees ...........207 69. Poem: When Early March Seems Middle May; Picture Study: The Fisherman ...........................211 70. Poem: The Fairy Forest; Fable: The Dogs and the Hides .....213 71. Poem: Historical Associations; Fable: The Rabbit, the Weasel, and the Cat ................................215 72. Poem: The Ship of Rio; Narration: The Dogs and the Fox ...219 73. Poem: Written in March; Fable: Two Travelers and a Bear. .221 74. Poem: Five Little Chickens; Fable: The Fox and the Goat ....223 75. Poem: My Kingdom; Picture Study: Blind Man’s Bluff .......227 76. Poem: The Little Elf; Fable: The Porcupine and the Snakes ...229 77. Poem: Little Things; Fable: The Lion and the Gnat .........231 78. Poem: Song of Enchantment; Narration: The Lion and the Ass ..........................................233 79. Poem: At the Zoo; Fable: The Cat, the Cock, and the Young Mouse .....................................235 80. Poem: Wither’s Rocking Hymn; Fable: The Flies and the Honey .......................................237 81. Poem: Picture-Books in Winter; Picture Study: Education is All .........................241 82. Poem: Rain; Fable: The Fox and the Monkey ..............243 83. Poem: Fly Away, Fly Away Over the Sea; Fable: The Mother and the Wolf ........................245 84. Poem: Evening; Narration: The Two Goats ...............249 85. Poem: The Frog and the Centipede; Fable: The Animals and the Plague ......................251 86. Poem: Woodman, Spare That Tree; Fable: The Oak and the Reeds ..........................255 87. Poem: Bird Song; Picture Study: The Music Lesson .........259 88. Poem: Child’s Song in Spring; Fable: The Plane Tree ........261 89. Poem: Trees; Fable: The Cat and the Old Rat ..............263 90. Poem: O Wind, Where Have You Been?; Narration: The Leap at Rhodes .........................265 91. Poem: The Tide Rises; Fable: The Ass Carrying the Image ...267 92. Poem: Tit for Tat; Fable: The Farmer and the Cranes ........269 93. Poem: Little Raindrops; Picture Study: The See-Saw. 273 94. Poem: If You See a Tiny Fairy; Fable: The Fighting Bulls and the Frog ...................275 95. Poem: The Prayer Perfect; Fable: The Goose and the Golden Egg .........................................277 96. Poem: Medusa; Narration: The Rat and the Elephant .......279 97. Poem: In April’s Sweet Month; Fable: The Owl and the Grasshopper. .281 98. Poem: To Any Reader; Fable: The Ass, the Fox, and the Lion . 283 99. Poem: Baby Seed Song; Picture Study: The Shepherdess .....287 100.
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