STUDENT CORNER

NONFICTION The Man Who Has Saved Millions The incredible story of a man who changed the world with his inventions

MINI READ This Frog Is See-Through! And it’s pretty amazing.

Pick Up Where You Left Off

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NONFICTION Should Chocolate Milk Be Banned From Your School? Some say it’s too sugary. Others say it’s a healthy treat. What do you think?

PLAY Is It Ever OK to Lie? Or should you always tell the truth, no matter what?

PARAGRAPH POWER Make up your mind, March! Will March bring winter snow or spring sun?

NONFICTION You Do NOT Want to Smell This Flower Unless you like the smell of sweaty socks!

MINI READ Sea Turtle Spring When Marco’s best friend moves away, an injured turtle helps him learn an important lesson.

Video Library

Time Machine: Journey to the Ice Age

Editor Tricia Culligan takes you behind the scenes of her thrilling story and answers questions that your students may have about the Ice Age.

The Sweet Story of Chocolate Chocolate 's smooth, rich texture make it the world's most beloved candy. Where does it come from?

Why the World Needs Wolves A Scholastic editor makes the case for protecting apex predators.

Video Read-Aloud: How to Save a Baby Orangutan Our nonfiction feature about a baby orangutan in the rainforest comes to life! Your students will hear the story narrated as photos and video footage take them deeper into the story.

Video Read-Aloud: Into the Dark Water Hear author Lauren Tarshis read the nonfiction story about the Titanic accompanied by gripping photos and footage!