Michele H

San Tan Valley, AZ

I have a recently printed edition but I can't find any answer keys and quite often am left with unanswered questions. For instance, on page 34, I cannot find three famous Americans mentioned in the Southeast poems mentioned. On page 49 I cannot find a poem from the section which is written in 2nd person, which I'm assuming is what the worktext means when referring to the "your voice."

I'm sure I'm missing something somewhere, but can someone please shed some light for me? Thanks!

Shellie

Keith H

Durham, NC

Hi Shellie.

Thanks for reaching out to us with your question.

In the back of your book, you will find the Parent Overview section which does have the answers to the questions on p. 34. All of the answer keys are in the "Parent Overview" section in the back of each book (Age 9-11 and higher).

I also reviewed Activity 2 on p. 49. The answer is the poem "Cactus". This one can be a little tough because it uses and implied "you" instead of an explicit "you". The poet does direct the poem as if she is talking to the reader. We will be updating this activity to a different poem in a future version of the book since this is not really an obvious example of 2nd person.

Thanks for your feedback. If you have additional questions, please let me know.

Keith