Teaching September 11: Powerful Resources About Hope and
WEBThese articles embody the themes of empathy and empowerment and provide your students with a relatable entry point into an event that has profoundly shaped the world they are growing up in. For students in grades 3–5: Read this Scholastic News 9/11 article about a 10-year-old boy who started a fundraising group to honor first responders.
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WEBArticle. Wonder Bubbles: Nonfiction Research for Elementary Age Students . Grades K - 6
How to Write a Newspaper Article for Grades 3-5 - Scholastic
WEB4. The Daily News: Language Arts Bulletin Board. This bulletin board resource not only turns your classroom into a newsroom, it also helps students develop the speaking, listening, writing, and reading skills they need to run it effectively. 5. Plenty of Plastic: Grade 5 Opinion Writing Lesson. Every respected newspaper has a robust editorial ...
HOMESCHOOL KIDS: A PARENT GUIDE - Scholastic
WEBHOMESCHOOL KIDS: A PARENT GUIDE. Get resources, grade-by-grade guides, book lists, printables, and tips for homeschooling success. Article. 8 Steps to Homeschool Success. Article. Encouraging Scientific Thinking.
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WEBApr 1, 2022 — Articles About Cultural Traditions. Part of what makes cultural traditions so significant is their ability to live on from generation to generation. In “A Totem Pole Tradition,” from Scholastic News magazine, readers meet Tain Guthrie and his dad Clifton. They are members of a Native American people called the Tsimshian, who have a long ...
Volcanoes! Tornadoes! Earthquakes! Get Ready for Spring
WEBScholastic SuperScience, Science World, News, and MATH magazines offer exciting natural science articles and videos on volcanoes, hurricanes and tornadoes. Key Takeaways: Spring is the perfect time of year to teach students about natural science and prepare for Earth Day.
Encourage Your Students to Apply to be a Reporter for
WEBScholastic Kids Press is an award-winning group of talented Kid Reporters, ages 10–14, from across the country and around the world. Since 2000, Scholastic Kid Reporters have reported “news for kids, by kids,” with coverage of breaking news, entertainment, sports, and more from their hometowns and on the national stage.
Build Core Knowledge About Presidents’ Day with Scholastic News
WEBBuild core knowledge about Presidents’ Day topics like American history and civics with free resources from Scholastic News. Incorporate nonfiction reading into lessons with engaging stories about George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. Presidents’ Day has been part of American life since 1885 when it was created to honor Washington’s ...
WEBnewspapers, TV news shows, or videos— can grab their attention. 2 Explain that students are going to investigate an article to learn ways that authors not only get their readers’ attention and make them want to read more, but also communicate their ideas. 3 Provide students with a selection of news articles or opinion pieces
3 Veterans Day Printable Activities - Scholastic
WEB2. Send a Poster to the Local VA (Grades 1–2) From Scholastic News Grade 1. Make a Veterans Day Poster. Hooray for Veterans (Digital Magazine) Thank You Veterans (Video) This hands-on printable gives kids a chance to make a colorful poster thanking veterans for their service. When you’re done, you can hang them in the halls, ask local ...
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