
audiobook
by Jan Stastný, Jan Lepar, Josef Sokol
Čítanka pro školy obecné.
Čtení poučné. - Dítko doma a ve škole. - 1. Milý Pán Bůh.
2. Dobrý počátek.
3. Dobrý pořádek.
4. Tichý žáček.
5. Hodná Bětuška.
6. Píseň o hodném dítku.
7. Milé dítky.
8. Matčina láska.
Rakouská národní hymna.
A classic Czech reading primer from the late nineteenth century, this volume was assembled by three experienced teachers to support the first years of elementary education. It reflects the pedagogical methods of its time, offering a systematic introduction to the alphabet, phonetics and basic word formation for children just beginning to read. Listening to the text gives a clear sense of the rhythm and pronunciation that students would have practiced in historic classrooms.
The book is organized into short, repetitive exercises that pair each letter with familiar sounds, followed by simple syllable groups and everyday vocabulary. Each section builds on the previous one, guiding learners from isolated phonemes to short phrases and modest sentences. For modern listeners, the clear articulation and steady pacing provide an authentic glimpse into traditional language instruction while still serving as a useful tool for anyone looking to strengthen their Czech reading foundations.
Language
cs
Duration
~1 hours (67K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Jana Srna and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net
Release date
2019-06-16
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

1824–1913
A lifelong Czech educator, he spent more than four decades teaching at Prague’s Czech Realschule and helped shape school readers and grammar textbooks for generations of students. His career blended classroom work, school leadership, and a lasting commitment to public education.
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1827–1902
A Czech secondary-school teacher and educational writer, he spent much of his career in Prague and worked to make classroom learning clearer and more practical. Though not widely known today, he belonged to a family of teachers and scholars and left a place in the history of Czech education.
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1831–1912
Known for popular historical novels and stories, this Czech writer also worked as a teacher and helped bring reading to a broad public in the late 19th century. His life connected literature, education, and public service in Prague.
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