author
Caroline Stearns Griffin
b. 1868
Best known for practical schoolroom books and lesson guides, this early 20th-century American educator wrote for teachers and young readers alike. Her work reflects a hands-on, everyday approach to language, manners, and classroom life.
1 Audiobook
Daily Lesson Plans in English
by Caroline Stearns Griffin
About the author
Born on February 1, 1868, Caroline Stearns Griffin was an American educator and author whose books focused largely on teaching and children's instruction. Library and public-domain records connect her with educational works such as Daily Lesson Plans in English, Hints and Helps from Many School-Rooms, and The Young Folks' Book of Etiquette.
Her writing suggests a practical teacher's mindset: clear lessons, usable classroom ideas, and guidance meant to help children build strong habits in language and conduct. That makes her an appealing author for listeners interested in vintage education, school history, and older books written for everyday use rather than theory.
Available records indicate that she lived from 1868 to 1944. While detailed biographical information appears to be limited online, her surviving books show a writer deeply engaged with the needs of teachers, students, and families in the early 1900s.