As the only newsmagazine for teens, Upfront makes sense of what’s going on in the world for your students, while connecting current events to your curriculum.
Here’s how Upfront gets teens thinking critically about their world:
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14 Issues a year a year are filled with in-depth national and world news articles adapted from The New York Times for a teen audience.
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Captivating photography from world-renowned Times photographers draws students into the text by piquing their interest.
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Complete Election 2012 Coverage includes an introduction to the Electoral College, analysis of campaign ads, the latest polls, and breaking news on the candidates and the issues.
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Graphs, maps, political cartoons, timelines, and more give teens the textured nonfiction reading experience recommended by the Common Core Standards.
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Debates on major news topics challenge students to defend their position on controversial issues.
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Times Past history feature uses reporting from The New York Times archive to connect the past to today’s issues.
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FREE Election Poster Series includes The Candidates, the Issues, the Electoral College, and more; and 6 News Maps: America’s Challenges Around the World
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FREE 2013 World Affairs Issue is a complete up-to-date atlas and almanac for every one of your students.
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Teacher’s Editions with every issue bring you complete lesson plans, curriculum standards, reproducible quizzes, and more!
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FREE Online Teaching Package for your whiteboard, projector, or classroom computer. Learn more.
Place your FREE-Trial order now to bring The New York Times Upfront into your class.
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