
audiobook
by Ernest Horn, Ernest J. (Ernest James) Ashbaugh
LIPPINCOTT'S - HORN-ASHBAUGH SPELLER - FOR GRADES ONE TO EIGHT
BY - ERNEST HORN, Ph.D. - PROFESSOR OF EDUCATION AND DIRECTOR OF THE UNIVERSITY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA - AND - ERNEST J. ASHBAUGH, Ph.D. - ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF EDUCATION AND CHIEF OF THE BUREAU OF EDUCATIONAL TESTS AND MEASUREMENTS THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA
PREFACE
LIPPINCOTT'S HORN-ASHBAUGH SPELLER
GENERAL DIRECTIONS TO TEACHERS.
DIRECTIONS TO PUPILS
FIRST GRADE
DIRECTIONS TO FIRST GRADE TEACHERS
SECOND GRADE
DIRECTIONS TO SECOND GRADE TEACHERS
This spelling program was designed to give young learners a clear, research‑based path to mastering the words they’ll use most often. Drawing on extensive analyses of millions of written letters, the authors selected a core list of just under 4,000 essential words, organized by grade level for maximum relevance. The layout offers straightforward lessons that build vocabulary while keeping classroom time focused and efficient.
Teachers receive detailed guidance on how to diagnose each pupil’s strengths and gaps, using simple tests and standard scores that let students see their own progress. After students master the core list, optional supplementary lessons provide an extra challenge without overwhelming them. The structure encourages independent study, regular review, and a steady sense of accomplishment throughout the school year.
Language
en
Duration
~2 hours (122K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Larry B. Harrison and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net
Release date
2010-10-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1882–1967
A pioneering educator who helped shape the teaching of reading and spelling, he turned classroom research into practical books used by generations of students and teachers. His work at the University of Iowa made him an important early voice in literacy instruction.
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Best known for work on spelling instruction and educational measurement, this early 20th-century educator wrote practical books aimed at improving classroom teaching. His publications reflect a strong interest in how schools could measure student progress more clearly and consistently.
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