The Beacon Primer

＂The Beacon Primer＂, by James Hiram Fassett and G.A. Harker, is a historical textbook designed to provide foundational reading instruction. Published in 1912, this primer reflects the pedagogical approaches to literacy prevalent at the time. Focusing on phonics and early reading skills, the book offers a structured approach to introducing young learners to the written word.

This edition provides a glimpse into the methods and materials used in early 20th-century elementary education, making it a valuable resource for educators, historians, and anyone interested in the evolution of literacy instruction. Rediscover the techniques that shaped early reading education with ＂The Beacon Primer＂.

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