ECE8 Module 1

The period where lesson books were written by monks and other learned men were designed for teaching young children.

• Medieval Period

• Anglo-Saxon Period

• John Newberry Era

• Puritan Period

The period where books were stressed about the fear of God, religious instruction and preparation for death which the children did not enjoy.

• Puritan Period

• Didactic Period

• Anglo-Saxon Period

• Medieval Period

The first learned man to write lesson books for children. He was the abbot (head of the abbey of monks) of Malmesbury and Bishop of Shernorne.

• John Newberry

• William Caxton

• Wilhelm Froebel

• Aldhelm

The book that was also called as primers wherein it is used during the hours of prime.

• ABC books

• Horn books

• Chap books

• First Picture Book

The first picture book written by the Bishop of Moravia.

• Orbis Pictus

• The New Enlgand Primer

• Comtes de Ma Mere L’Oye

• Boke of Curtayse

An award for the most distinguished children’s book was named after him in 1922.

• William Caxton

• Jean Jacques Rousseau

• John Strong Newberry

• Thomas Day

The Filipinos own alphabet before the colonizers came to the country of Philippines. A 17 character pre- Filipino writing system and this script was traditionally carved in strips of bamboo with sharp object for announcement and poetry.

• Baybayin

• talinhaga

• Mambayu

• tigmu

The period wherein writing has become more competitive and professional.

• American Period

• Spanish Period

• Ancient Period

• Contemporary Period

The period wherein publication of books was booming.

• American Period

• Spanish Period

• Ancient Period

• Contemporary Period

The period wherein theater became popular and religious songs and poetry are rampant.

• American Period

• Spanish Period

• Ancient Period

• Contemporary Period