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One of Scholastic.com's most important features is the Navigation bar. Clicking on one of the eight teacher sections on the "Nav" bar takes you to the "front door" of that section. Let's look at what the eight sections have to offer.
After you have read this page, you will be ready to explore all the exciting resources that Scholastic.com has to offer.
If you want to leave the Site Tour to visit any of the sections highlighted below, you can do so by clicking Go There Now. If you have further questions, click on "Customer Support," found on the top right corner of this page, where we have answers to Frequently Asked Questions and where you can contact us directly. Welcome to Scholastic.com!
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New and seasonally appropriate lesson plans and standards-based resources built around popular teaching themes are highlighted here each month. The Resource Finder contains hundreds of ready-to-use materials that are sorted by topic and grade level. Share plans with colleagues in the Instructor Idea Exchange. You'll also find links to Web sites that have tools to help you create your own customized classroom resources.
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Articles, tips, and expert advice put you in control of your own professional growth. Find out about current trends in education, and talk with renowned experts and your colleagues about such important topics as assessment, teaching with technology, and classroom management.
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This is the place to meet famous authors and find information about important books. You and your students can participate in live interviews, discussion groups, and online activities. A regularly updated Author Calendar helps you plan for upcoming events. You'll also find discussion guides and teaching tips for using literature in the classroom. Students can publish their literary reviews and share their opinions.
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You can find a rich collection of curriculum projects, activities, and learning games to use with students here. Each activity is standards-based and designed to take full advantage of the Internet as a learning tool. These ready-to-use, high-interest language arts, social studies, science, and math activities include "Quick Start" features. Each comes with a Teacher's Guide to help you easily integrate the project or activity into your classroom.
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News you can use! The Scholastic News Zone is your students' destination for day-to-day coverage of current events and people. The News Zone includes daily stories, student opinion polls, breaking news reports, interactive quizzes, and regular features on sports and celebrities.
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Give your students the Web tools they need to do research. The Scholastic Web Guide provides links to over 2,000 educationally appropriate sites that have been reviewed and approved by teachers. You'll also find a growing archive of hundreds of articles from award-winning classroom magazines like Scholastic News and Junior Scholastic.
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Bring exciting literature to your students through the Firefly, SeeSaw, Lucky, Arrow, and Tab book clubs. Scholastic software clubs offer the latest in educational software. If you are a club member, you can check the status of an order and learn about special bonus offers. Members and non-members can find out about exciting new titles and extension activities. You can also exchange ideas with other teachers about how to use the products available through these clubs.
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Find out about Scholastic's renowned reading programs — a leading force in bringing literacy to K–5, Spanish-speaking, and struggling students. You'll find product information about Literacy Place, Solares, Read 180, Reading Counts!, and WiggleWorks. If you already use one of these programs, get customer support or find out about supplementary resources.
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