Send students and families on a remote learning adventure with Scholastic News! Here’s how to make Scholastic News a powerful learning tool in the classroom and at home.

 

Share your class password with your students.

With your class password, students can log in to read articles, watch videos, and play learning games. Don’t know your class password? Click here.

 

Do you use Google Classroom, Clever, or other learning management systems?

Learn how to connect your account to Scholastic here. Students can login with their own username and password from school!

 

Then, share issues, videos, and more with students.

On any issue page, such as Forest Helpers, copy the link from the top bar of your browser.

Then, paste the link into any email or learning management system as an assignment, and voila! Kids and their families can log in and read their issue of Scholastic News.

 

Quick Video Tour

This short video shows caregivers how to log in and use the features on our website, including videos, read-aloud issues, and learning games.

 

Anytime Reading Tips

Share these fun and easy reading tips with families. They include questions caregivers can ask children as they read any issue of Scholastic News.

 

Scholastic News Exit Ticket

Send this checklist to your students through Google Classroom. That way students can let you know when they have watched the videos, read the issues, and played the games!

 

Play Starters

Playing is part of learning. So we’re providing 20 simple at-home activity ideas for playing with a purpose. They can be done at any time and in any order.

Pair our May/June issues with issues from our archive to create themed texts.

To assign these issues to families, copy and paste the URL of the issue page from your browser into Google Classroom or whatever learning management system (LMS) you use.

 

PAIR 1: How Things Are Made

PAIR 2: Meet Two Athletes

PAIR 3: Helping Animals

PAIR 4: Summer Safety