Empower Your Teachers. Elevate Your Core.
Scholastic News makes it easy for teachers to enhance core instruction with:
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Standards Correlations
Strengthen student achievement in key assessment areas with correlations to your state standards.
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Curriculum Alignments
Effortlessly expand learning with resources aligned to your existing curriculum.
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Knowledge-Building Texts
Deepen science and social studies knowledge with short nonfiction texts on current, curricular topics.
Scholastic News by the Numbers
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Inspiring students and supporting teachers
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Build knowledge with Scholastic News every month
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Aligned to What Matters Most
Your standards, your curriculum, and your students' interests.
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Kindergarten
Let's Find Out
Fun nonfiction on seasonal science and social studies themes.
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Grade 2
Scholastic News 2
Curriculum-connected nonfiction just for grade two.
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Grade 4
Scholastic News 4
The current nonfiction magazine just for grade four.
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Grade 1
Scholastic News 1
Short nonfiction on the seasonal themes you need to teach.
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Grade 3
Scholastic News 3
Current, kid-friendly nonfiction just for grade three.
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Grades 5/6
Scholastic News 5/6
Current nonfiction that supports your curriculum.
Science-of-Reading Ready
From decoding to making inferences, students apply research-based reading strategies to every text while building knowledge and vocabulary. Select a grade to learn more.
Achievement or Engagement?
With Scholastic News you don't need to choose. Our high-interest print & digital content builds essential science and social studies content area knowledge and literacy skills—turning learning excitement into measurable growth.
A Familiar Format. Year After Year.
When students start a new grade, Scholastic News is there to welcome them. Each year, Scholastic News builds off the previous one, creating a sense of continuity, consistency, and comfort in Grades K to 6.
Digital Resources That Drive Results
Dive deeper into curricular topics and differentiate instruction with interactive resources for every issue.
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Content LibraryQuickly close gaps with 1000s of articles, slideshows, videos, and activities on nearly any skill or topic.
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VideosInstantly capture student attention and expand science and social studies knowledge.
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Differentiation ToolsVarying levels of text complexity, Spanish translations, and text-to-speech audio support small-group instruction.
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Formative AssessmentsPractice evidence-based reading strategies and measure progress in reading and writing.
Cultivate Student Agency
Scholastic News stories have inspired students across the nation to take a more active role in their education, their community, and the world. Here are just a few of our favorite examples.
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Teacher Story A Playground for AllHow Scholastic News motivated students in Gorham, Maine, to support a more inclusive playground.
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Teacher Story We Stand with RefugeesHow Scholastic News inspired students to support Ukrainian refugees.
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Teacher Story We Made State HistoryHow Scholastic News launched legislation that made the blueberry the Mississippi state fruit.
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*Adapted from Scarborough, H. (2001). Connecting early language and literacy to later reading (dis)abilities: Evidence, theory, and practice, pp. 97–110 in S. B. Neuman & D. K. Dickinson (Eds.) Handbook of Early Literacy Research. NY: Guilford Press.
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