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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.
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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.
See the Scholastic News Difference
Schools nationwide are seeing stronger outcomes and improved reading comprehension with Scholastic News. We empower students to find their voice, sparking curiosity, encouraging engagement, and inspiring them to make a meaningful difference in their classrooms, communities, and beyond.
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District Case Study Corning-Painted Post, NYThis rural district built a comprehensive and effective social studies curriculum.
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District Case Study East Muskingum, OHFor 30+ years, this district has trusted Scholastic News to build knowledge, literacy, and confident readers.
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School Spotlight Washington D.C.Hearst Elementary supported literacy development with engaging, SoR-aligned practices.
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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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