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.
This engaging collection of beginning readers by African-American authors and illustrators features African-American children in stories that all young readers can relate to.
Taking Action to Motivate Learning and Improve Comprehension Muhammad Ali became "The Greatest"™ by setting and achieving high goals. This collection of carefully selected, multicultural titles inspires students to reach their maximum potential . . . just like Muhammad Ali.
$50 OFF any Library! Order by 8/31/08 These K-8 libraries feature carefully selected children's literature to provide English-Language Learners with access to academic language and the opportunity to build background knowledge. Students can move through three early proficiency levels, increasing language and literacy at each level.
Free Shipping and Handling if you buy 1 Classroom Library AND 1 STRETCH Collection! Offer only available via Order Form. Order by 8/31/08 Improve reading proficiency through this broad range of quality children's literature compiled by experienced educator and children's advocate, Phyllis C. Hunter.
Children from culturally diverse backgrounds have been shown to learn best when the classroom environment is respectful of their linguistic, social, and cultural heritage.Trade books that build on the foundation of knowledge and experience that students bring to the classroom help bridge the gap between home and school and motivate them to read more. Engagement with reading increases when books reflect a student's cultural and world knowledge.
