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  1. Free Unit for Elizabeth Acevedo's The Poet X

    Here is how I started The Poet X. I wanted to lay the groundwork for bigger ideas such as "adolescent needs," but I also just needed to explain the structure of the text and introduce the characters. Step 1: We started by reading the opening page together and talking about the structure and language.

  2. The Poet X: Lessons, Activities, & More (90+ Slides!)

    This bundle includes the following resources: The Poet X: Lessons, Activities, & More (90+ Slides!)This resource features 90+ slides to accompany teaching Elizabeth Acevedo's The Poet X complete with questions, definitions, translations, literary devices, activities, assignments, and rubrics.The. 3. Products. $19.99 $22.97 Save $2.98. View Bundle.

  3. The Poet X Study Guide

    The Poet X joins the growing genre of verse novels for young adults including by Kwame Alexander and by Sharon Creech. Though verse narratives and epic poems like the Odyssey and the Epic of Gilgamesh have existed for millennia, the verse novel is distinctly modern and traces its roots to the early 1800s. A famous early example is Eugene Onegin ...

  4. The Poet X: Full Unit (Slides, Worksheets, Journals, etc.)

    This resource features 90+ slides to accompany teaching Elizabeth Acevedo's The Poet X complete with questions, definitions, translations, literary devices, activities, assignments, and rubrics. The Poet X: Poetry Journals (40 Creative Writing Prompts!) Students create their own poetry journal as they are reading Elizabeth Acevedo's The Poet X.

  5. Poet X Lesson Plans for Teachers

    The Poet X lesson plan contains a variety of teaching materials that cater to all learning styles. Inside you'll find 30 Daily Lessons, 20 Fun Activities, 180 Multiple Choice Questions, 60 Short Essay Questions, 20 Essay Questions, Quizzes/Homework Assignments, Tests, and more. The lessons and activities will help students gain an intimate ...

  6. The Poet X Summary and Analysis of Part II "The Day" to "Ants"

    The Poet X study guide contains a biography of Acevado, literature essays, quiz questions, major themes, characters, and a full summary and analysis. ... Rough Draft of Assignment 3—Describe someone you consider misunderstood by society. Xiomara writes of Mami—how she always defended herself and her children, how she worked hard and never ...

  7. The Poet X: Part III Summary & Analysis

    Mami buys three big poinsettias instead of a Christmas tree. Xiomara explains that Christmas Eve is one of her favorite holidays, since most Latinx families open gifts. Caridad comes over during the day and then at night, Xiomara, Mami, and Twin go to midnight Mass. Xiomara goes straight to her room when she gets home.

  8. The Poet X by Elizabeth Acevedo Plot Summary

    The Poet X Summary. Next. Part I. 15-year-old Xiomara sits on the stoop of her building in Harlem in the last week before school starts. Even the drug dealers seem more pleasant as they catcall her. Xiomara sneaks back upstairs before Mami gets home from work. Xiomara explains that she's tall, curvy, and gets a lot of attention on the street ...

  9. The Poet X Questions and Answers

    The Poet X is a 2018 fictional young adult novel written by Dominican-American writer Elizabeth Acevedo. The book is actually written in verse and resembles a collection of short poems in which ...

  10. The Poet X by Elizabeth Acevedo

    Rough Draft Assignment 2—Last paragraphs of My Biography. Final Draft of Assignment 2 (What I Actually Turn In) Hands. Fingers. Talking Church. Swoon. Telephone. Over Breakfast. Angry Cat, Happy X. About Being in Like. Music. Ring the Alarm. The Day. Wants. At My Train Stop. What I Don't Tell Aman. Kiss Stamps. The Last Fifteen-Year-Old ...

  11. The Poet X Part I, "Stoop-Sitting" to "What Twin Be ...

    The Poet X is told from the point of view of Xiomara, the main character, and includes not just her thoughts but also her texts, poems, homework assignments, and more. Because the reader has direct insight into what Xiomara is thinking and feeling and doing, it makes the novel an incredibly intimate one.

  12. The Poet X

    Homework assignment questions for The Poet X (entire book) broken up by sections and page numbers - total of 10 homework assignments. Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines. Homework assignment questions for The Poet X (entire book) broken up by ...

  13. The Poet X: Part II Summary & Analysis

    Monday, September 24. Catching Feelings.Things feel different at school. Xiomara tries to pretend that she forgot about the poetry club, but she sees that Ms. Galiano seems to know that she's been writing and practicing her poems. At lunch, Xiomara sits with girls who want to be left alone and in biology, she wonders if she should touch Aman when their teacher isn't looking.

  14. The Poet X

    Explore themes of self-discovery, cultural identity, and the transformative power of words in Elizabeth Acevedo's poignant novel written in verse, *The Poet X*. *Content warning: this novel deals with mature themes.*

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    JD Vance's wife is reading a more than 800-page book about men fighting to control women's bodies, waging war, and "refusing to accept a loss."

  16. The Poet X: Part I Summary & Analysis

    Summary. Analysis. Friday, August 24. Stoop-Sitting. Xiomara writes that it's the last week before school starts, so she enjoys the last bits of summer from her stoop. She watches the old church ladies gossip and an old man open the fire hydrant so kids can play in the water. Cabs drive by blasting bachata music and she can hear basketballs ...