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Classroom
Magazines
Kids are interested in the world around them—and
Scholastic Classroom Magazines are a great way to bring the
world into your classroom every week or month. From grade-appropriate
current events to award-winning stories to hands-on math and
science investigations, Classroom Magazines give you the curriculum
support you need and the exciting topics children love!
Getting
the Most Out of Teaching With Newspapers
by Rebecca Olien (Grades 3–5)
A must-have resource to get kids reading—and learning
from—the newspaper! Lessons and activities help you
introduce the parts of the paper, create a class newspaper,
and use the paper to teach reading, writing, math, and more.
New York
Times: A Nation Challenged: A Visual History of 9/11 and Its
Aftermath
(Grades 3–8)
A powerful and eye-filling photographic chronicle of the award-winning
New York Times's coverage of 9/11 and its aftermath worldwide,
including the war in Afghanistan.
The
Kid's Guide to Research
by Deborah Heiligman (Grades 4–8)
This comprehensive resource, backed by the authority of the
New York Public Library, covers all the skills needed to do
effective research in the library, online, and through observation
and interviews.
Scholastic
Kid's Almanac for the 21st Century
by Deborah Kops, Elaine Pascoe, David C. Bell (Illustrator),
Bob Italiano (Illustrator) (Grades 3–8)
More than 400 full-color graphics stimulate the minds of today's
visually oriented children while informing them about high-interest
reference topics from Aerospace to Zodiac. Each topic includes
an introduction, chronology of important dates, notable figures,
and key terms, plus tables, charts, and more.
Popular
Science: Science Year by Year
(Grades 6–8)
Popular Science: Science Year by Year is a complete overview
of the century's scientific and technological developments.
More than 25 branches of science—from archaeology to oceanography
to zoology—are represented. The text includes biographies,
yearly highlights, and "Science News" features,
plus 20 special spreads that take a closer look at landmark
developments.
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