Poetry for Young People: Robert Frost | 
“Two roads diverged in a yellow wood.”
This book would be best for older audiences or more independent readers as it is possible that they will not completely understand the poems. For this reason I won‘t have it in my classroom
This book would be best for older audiences or more independent readers as it is possible that they will not completely understand the poems. For this reason I won‘t have it in my classroom
pickI love Robert Frost‘s poetry, so it was cool finding a children‘s book that allows his poetry to be for younger audiences.
“now close the windows and hush all the fields. if the trees must, let them silently toss.”
I like that this book has a mature vibe to it but also connects with young readers.
pickThis book has a variety of poems with some that rhyme and some that dont. The illustrations are colorful and make the poems stand out
Many stories, poems mostly about nature. All from Robert Frost. A little long & complex
so-soPoetry for more complex readers. Includes many explanations of the author and story itself
pickThis Poetry book is a compilation of Robert Frost's most beloved poems edited by Gary Schmidt and Illustrated by Henri Sorensen. This book is sectioned by theme (such as Poems of Autumn) with illustrations and a short description relating to each poem. This is a great book to use when introducing famously accredited poets to young readers. Robert Frost has won the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry multiple years, was the United States Poet Laureate
Robert Frost is one of my favorite poets. This is a great book with an array of seasonal poems. Illustrations are also provided. Great resource to have within your classroom #UCFWalterslit
