Book VI
., 256 pages. Price, 54 cents. Part-Song and Chorus Book. Boards. 256 pages. Price, 96 cents.
This Course consists of a graded series of six elementary Music Readers (thus giving new music for each grade) and a High School Reader, with accompanying Charts. Every device that would make the books useful has been adopted. The exercises and songs are well adapted to the different grades and are all of a high order. It is believed that this series is by far the most complete and useful one ever published in this country.
_Whiting’s Public School Music Charts._
First Series, 30 charts, $6.00; Second Series, 14 charts, $3.00; charts separately (two charts on a leaf), 50 cents.
The First Series is designed for the lowest primary grades, which should be taught from the charts before they read from the First Music Reader. The Second Series is designed for the lowest Grammar Grades, and should precede the use of the Second Music Reader.
These Charts are well graded, progressive, educative, and interesting.
_Whiting’s Complete Music Reader._
Boards. 224 pages. Price, 75 cents.
Designed for Mixed, High, and Normal Schools, Academies, and Seminaries. A large variety of exercises and solfeggios are given for practice in connection with the Rudimentary Department, which is quite complete. Two-, three-, and four-part songs constitute a very important part of the book.
_Supplementary Music for Public Schools._
Eight pages numbers, 3 cents; Twelve pages numbers, 4 cents; Sixteen pages numbers, 5 cents. Send for complete list. New numbers are constantly being added.
_Whittlesey and Jamieson’s Harmony in Praise._
A collection of Hymns for college and school chapel exercises, and for families. 75 cents.
_Thompson’s Educational and Industrial Drawing._
As at present proposed the entire system will consist of the following Series of Drawing Books and Manuals: (1) Manual Training Series; Two Manuals. (_Ready._ Price, 25 cents each.) (2) Primary Freehand Series; Four Books and Manual. (_Ready._ Price, $1.00 dozen.) (3) Advanced Freehand; Four Books and Manual. (_Ready._ Price, $1.50 dozen.) (4) Model and Object; Three Books and Manual. (_Ready._ Price, $1.75 dozen.) (5) Historical Ornament; Three Books and Manual. (_In press._) (6) Decorative Design; Three Books and Manual. (7) Geometrical; Two Books and Manual. (8) Orthographic Projection; Two Books and Manual. (9) Perspective; Three Books and Manual.
This System of Drawing is accompanied by an abundant supply of apparatus. The author has had many years’ experience in teaching from the lowest Primary through the Grammar, High, and Technical Schools, and it is believed that the books are so well thought out both from a philosophical and from a practical point of view, as to be adapted to all approved methods and views in the study of drawing.
_Send for full descriptive circulars and special introduction prices._
D. C. HEATH & CO., Publishers, BOSTON, NEW YORK, CHICAGO, AND LONDON.
_GEOGRAPHY AND MAPS._
_Redway’s Manual of Geography._
MODERN FACTS AND ANCIENT FANCIES. Cloth. 175 pages. Price, 65 cents.
This book renders the latest discoveries in Geography available for the use of teachers. A part of the work is devoted to the discussion of old traditions that still cumber many text-books. It is full of useful hints, and of bright, interesting information.
_Redway’s Reproduction of Geographical Forms._
I. SAND AND CLAY MODELING. II. MAP-DRAWING AND MAP-PROJECTION. Illustrated. Paper. 84 pages. Price, 30 cents.
_Nichols’ Topics in Geography._
Cloth. 176 pages. Price, 65 cents.
Contains a comprehensive outline of all geographical facts usually taught in our best primary and grammar schools, together with many excellent suggestions for increasing the interest of pupils, and much information of interest not usually accessible to teachers.
_Jackson’s Earth in Space, or Astronomical Geography._
Illustrated. Cloth. 80 pages. Price, 40 cents.
Presents, in a few simple lessons, the main facts of this world’s relation to other worlds.
_Picturesque Geography._
Twelve plates, 15 × 20 inches, and descriptive pamphlet. Per set, $3.00; mounted, $5.00.
Intended to picture the natural divisions of land and water, and at the same time to meet the modern demand for artistic and instructive pictures for decoration of schoolrooms.
_Progressive Outline Maps_:
United States, United States, No. 2 (with State boundaries), World on Mercator’s Projection* (12 × 20 in.); North America, South America, Europe, Central and Western Europe,* Africa, Asia, Asia Minor, Australia, British Isles,* England,* Greece,* Italy,* Palestine.* New England, Middle Atlantic States, Southern States, Southern States--western section, Central Eastern States, Central Western States, Pacific States, New York, Ohio, Washington (State), The Great Lakes, (each 10 × 12 in.). 2 cts. each; per hundred, $1.50. Those marked with a star (*) may be had with black outline for historical study. Samples sent on receipt of 10 cents. Circulars free.
_Heath’s Outline Map of the United States._
Small (desk) size, 2 cts. each; $1.50 per hundred. Intermediate size, 28 × 40 inches, each 30 cts.; large size, 50 cts.; mounted, $3.00.
_Roney’s Student’s Outline Map of England._
For use in English History and Literature, to be filled in by pupils. 5 cts.
_Outline Map of Ancient History._
For recording historical growth and statistics (14 × 17 in.), 3 cts. each; per hundred, $2.50.
_Practical School Maps._
Printed from entirely new plates, and including the latest geographical discoveries and political changes. Includes Europe, Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Hemispheres, United States, Palestine, and Canaan.
[_In press, ready soon._
D. C. HEATH & CO., Publishers, Boston, New York, Chicago, and London.
_English Language._
=Hyde’s Lessons in English, Book I .= For the lower grades. Contains exercises for reproduction, picture lessons, letter writing, _uses_ of parts of speech, etc. $ .35
=Hyde’s Lessons in English, Book II .= For Grammar schools. Has enough technical grammar for correct use of language .50
=Hyde’s Lessons in English,