"Graded City Speller" by William Estabrook Chancellor, originally published in 1907, is a comprehensive spelling textbook designed for students in the second through seventh grades. This educational resource focuses on building a strong foundation in spelling and vocabulary, essential for effective communication and literacy. The book is structured to progressively introduce and reinforce spelling rules and word usage, making it suitable for classroom instruction or independent study. It aims to enhance students' understanding of language and improve their overall academic performance. Chancellor's approach emphasizes practical application and mastery of spelling skills.
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