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Teachers, not yet a subscriber? You are being redirecting to Scholastics authentication page... with the #1 nonfiction resource for grade 3Current Events • Science • Social Studies SUBSCRIBE Already a subscriber? Log in Sort By: Social Studies Almost 2,000 years ago, a volcano buried the city of Pompeii. Experts are still digging up clues. Get the answer to this and other important questions about the 2020 election. Whats your opinion? Go online to cast your vote in this debate. Marcayah Carter wrote a book to remind kids to be kind. Meet the newest celebrity on the plains of Africa: a polka-dotted baby zebra! Yes! You can sync your classroom roster, easily share articles, and create interactive assignments using our resources. To learn more about how to use the website with Google Classroom, click here.Once youve integrated with Google Classroom, your students will be able sign in by clicking the Google Classroom button after theyre prompted to log in. They will not need to enter a classroom password.Absolutely! Just click the Share button on the left side of any article and click Copy Link. Then you can paste it into whatever system youre using to share links with students. Note: Theyll still need to log into our site as a student, using your classroom password.Click the silhouette icon on the top right of the screen and go to your dashboard. On the left, youll see a box labeled Student Access. You can edit the password thats there if you choose, then share it with your students. This is the code theyll use to log in to the site.If youre using a learning management system, like Clever or Canvas, we may also be able to set up single-sign on access for your students. Click here to learn more.In the Student View, students can read articles, watch videos, play vocabulary slideshows, and listen to audio read-alouds. They wont see teacher resources like answer keys, activity sheets, or lesson plans.When students log on, theyll be able to explore whatever interests them in our library of issues from the last several years. If you want to point them to a specific article, make sure to send them directly to that page by going to the article and clicking the share icon on the lefthand side to copy the direct link. When students use that link, theyll go right to that article without needing to go through the homepage first.Bonus tip! If an article has multiple reading levels, you can assign a specific level to your students by clicking the button for the level first, then clicking the share icon and copying the link. Students can still toggle to different levels if they want, but this way theyll be directed to the level you choose.We now make all of our skill builders available as interactive Google Forms! You dont have to use Google Classroom to use these activities, but you will need access to a Google Drive account.To get started, go to the Teaching Resources tab of your issue page and look at the skill builders. When you see the Interactive button, that means the activity can be assigned through Google Forms. Students will be able to type their responses, and youll get a copy as soon as they turn it in. Some older skill builders may not be available in Google Forms, but you can still share the PDFs with your students online. Click on any PDF to open it in a new tab, then copy the link in that tab. You can then paste this link into whatever system you use to share links with students.Your students can download the PDFs using that link and use a plugin tool to annotate them. Some tools teachers have told us they love are Kami, Notability, and Doc Hub, but use whatever you prefer! Then students can save their work as a new PDF and email it back to you.You absolutely can! Many of our superstar teachers are already doing just that. To get you started, heres a video about using Google Slides to create your own immersive, engaging online lesson for your students.Yes! Scholastic News integrates perfectly with these platforms. Watch these short videos to learn more. Scholastics Current Events Magazine for Grades 1–6 Scholastics Current Events Magazine for Grades 1–6
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