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Turn Exciting Reading into Extraordinary Lessons
It's already done for you! Every issue is a ready-to-go teaching kit for joyful early-learning lessons. Enhance instruction with these multimedia teaching tools.
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Exciting Nonfiction
Share age-appropriate texts on any device. Listen to read-aloud audio.
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Real-World Videos
Grow background knowledge with real-world and themed dance videos.
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Interactive Games
Measure reading comprehension with inviting review games.
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Fun Skill Builders
Strengthen skills with activity pages that reinforce vocabulary and more.
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Meet Your Academic Standards
Raise student achievement by aligning lessons to instructional goals. With built-in correlations to state and national standards, as well as the Science of Reading, you'll stay on track all year.
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Build Essential Skills
Empower every child to succeed through motivating skills practice leading to grade-level mastery. With activity pages, writing prompts, and more, develop skills in the following areas:
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Reading Comprehension
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Vocabulary
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Language Development
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Foundational Skills
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Social Studies
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Science
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Support Spanish-Speaking Students
Nurture your English language learners with Spanish editions online. Access our listen-and-read texts, background and dance break videos, and skills activities in Spanish. That way, everyone's included!
Real Teachers. Real Success.
See how subscribers are using #ScholasticNews to create excitement in their classrooms.
Tips, tools, and testimonials that demonstrate how our magazine supports your instructional goals.
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Teacher Story A Playground for All
How Scholastic News motivated students in Gorham, Maine to support a more inclusive playground.
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Teacher Story We Stand with Refugees
How Scholastic News inspired students to support Ukrainian refugees.
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Teacher Story We Made State History
How Scholastic News launched legislation that made the blueberry the Mississippi state fruit.
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Research Scholastic Magazines+ Research Foundation
Magazines engage students in reading with understanding from the early grades through high school.