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3. How many Pulitzer Prizes did Robert Frost win for his poetry?
4. Name two of Robert Frost’s famous poems mentioned in the bio.

5. When did Robert Frost pass away, and what is his legacy in the world of
poetry?

Spell Well Discussion

F. Personal Reflection: Reflect on a decision you made in your life, similar to the
choice presented in the poem. Share your reflections with the class, discussing the
impact of your decision and whether you have any regrets.

Write Well Creative Writing

G. Imagine you are the speaker of the poem, and you have just made the decision
to take the road less-travelled. Write a letter to your future self, reflecting on your
choice and the impact it might have on your life’s journey. In your letter, discuss
your emotions, expectations, and hopes for the future as you embark on this less
conventional path. Also, share any advice or encouragement you would like to give
to your future self regarding the road you have chosen.

Fun Time Creative thinking , Art integration , Exploration

H. Decision-making is crucial for personal and professional growth. It empowers individu-
als to take charge of their lives, seize opportunities, and solve problems effectively.
Good decisions lead to progress, responsible behaviour, and better relationships.
The ability to make informed choices is vital for success and fulfillment in various
aspects of life. Here are given 5 simple steps for decision-making. Adapt them in
your process of decision-making and reflect upon your experiences.

Listening Text
Robert Frost, born on March 26, 1874, in San Francisco, California, was a renowned American
poet celebrated for his lyrical, accessible verses that depicted the beauty of nature and the
complexities of human existence. Frost’s poetic journey began with the publication of his
first collection, “A Boy’s Will,” in 1913, followed by “North of Boston” in 1914. He won four
Pulitzer Prizes for his poetry, and his works, such as “The Road Not Taken,” “Stopping by
Woods on a Snowy Evening,” and “Mending Wall,” have become iconic pieces of literature.
Frost’s keen observation of rural life and his ability to evoke profound emotions through
simple language established him as one of the greatest poets of the 20th century. His legacy
endures through the timeless appeal of his poems and their enduring impact on readers
worldwide. Robert Frost passed away on January 29, 1963, leaving behind an indelible mark
on the world of poetry.

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