Take a look at the high-interest cross-curricular content Scholastic News Edition 2 has in store for next year. 

Subscribers have FREE access to Scholastic News Interactive, our complete online learning package for your whiteboard, projector, or classroom computer.

Digital Editions

Every issue is available in an innovative digital format with integrated teaching tools: enlarge images, watch relevant videos, highlight text, hear audio pronunciations of vocabulary words, and much more!

Videos

Bring Scholastic News to life with short videos that show your curriculum topics in action. Students love watching them, and they make great pre-reading exercises that give context and background information.

Differentiated Reading

Each cover story is available online at an alternate lower reading level. Tailor lessons to your class’s needs and match the right reading level to the right student.

Words to Know

Preview vocabulary words or click on them as you’re reading the digital edition to see and hear the word, get a child-friendly definition, and see a photo that illustrates the word.

Text to Talk

Highlight any text in the digital edition and the Text to Talk feature reads it aloud. Perfect for auditory learners and emergent readers.

Student Page

Scholastic News Interactive isn’t just for teachers. You can give students their own password, so they can explore the online content at home or on a classroom computer.

Interactive Activities

Reproducible reading skills practice tests and skills reinforcement pages help you make the most of your Scholastic News subscription.

More to Explore

Every month, we post even more online resources to enhance your lessons, including songs, links, recommended reading lists, and much more!

Spanish Resources

Great for ELL/ESL teachers, toggle between Spanish and English versions of the magazine with the click of a button. You also have access to the videos and skills sheets in Spanish!

Scholastic Classroom Magazines help teachers make the transition to the new Common Core Standards. Take an in-depth look at how Scholastic News Edition 2 aligns to this new state initiative.