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Navigating solutions to the nine most common classroom library gaps is easy. We know the demands of achieving Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) can be a source of ongoing pressure, and we want to help. Regardless of the kind of program you’ve implemented, Scholastic Classroom Books has materials that are sure to meet your specific needs.  We can help you meet Access to Print requirements and fulfill your AYP and program goals. Our products meet the most pressing needs in classrooms today.  Click on the tabs below to find products to fill the most common gaps found in today’s classroom libraries.
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Lexile Leveled Libraries II Lexile Leveled Libraries II

Organized by Lexile level, each of these 20 book collections builds on the success of our popular Lexile Leveled Libraries I with new selections of contemporary, classic and award winning trade books, both fiction and nonfiction.

Lexile Leveled Packs Lexile Leveled Packs

Order Now and SAVE over 25% off list price and receive a FREE 15 book pack—a $70 value!
Lexile Packs include 60 books: 20 titles each from Lexile Leveled Libraries I, II, and Lexile Leveled Content Areas.

Scholastic 24/7 Scholastic 24/7

NEW: MEDICAL FILES!
These paperback collections motivate students to learn real-life science by looking at how some of history’s most intriguing crimes were solved using fingerprinting, skeletal remains, DNA matches, and more.

TRIO TRIO

This leveled reading collection engages students at three levels of reading ability—Below, On, and Above—all in the same content-area topic—science, social studies, or language arts.

High Interest/Low Readability

Providing students with books matched to their instructional and independent reading levels accelerates their reading development and ensures that they will grow as learners. Struggling readers respond well to high-interest books with content that their on-level peers are reading but targeted to their reading levels. Every classroom library must provide access to high-interest books containing vocabulary appropriate to students with below-level reading skills.