Have you submitted your students’ entries to Scholastic Scope’s First-Line Fiction Contest? @Sayantani16 wrote three first lines to stories that don’t exist—yet. 📖✨ Submissions close 3/14!

Our class loved learning about the Industrial Revolution through the eyes of teenage workers. Thanks Kristin Lewis for 2 great articles we could compare & contrast! Lots of Inquiry about child labor followed. Bonus: Triangle’s 111th anniversary was during our study! @ScholasticTeach

Sketching from vocabulary from “The Bone Hunter”. Kristin Lewis Lauren Tarshis @ScholasticTeach #pd4uandme Emily Fɾαɳƈιʂ

Ss @SRidge_MS making connections with SCOPE Magazine story by Kristin Lewis "The Worst" They were thoroughly intrigued with the ending and easily made connections 😀 Thanks #TeamSISD #AVID #GalleryWalk

👇👇👇 love this! #ScholasticScope

This is always my favorite writing piece of the year. Students read Jennifer Dignan's beautiful poem "What My Name Means," then create their own name poem. It's such a wonderful way to get to know the children. I love seeing and talking about their poems. #scholasticscope

Last week, our scholars read an article on s’mores in our Scholastic Scope magazines and today they earned pieces of their s’mores by successfully completing each station. #LitEducators #Q1Review #CoStars

This is happening today! 😁😁😁 #ScholasticScope

When your students act out a Scholastic Scope drama and beg to not let the class period end!

my happiest childhood memories are my mom taking me & my brother to the public library on sweltering summer afternoons. This ❤️ letter captures the magic of libraries exquisitely. “the smell: a paper bouquet of nothing and everything…” nytimes.com/2023/02/14/boo…

Students on 6Green had the opportunity to chat with Jennifer Dignan, writer and editor, and Christen Braithewaite, digital editor, of Scholastic Scope Magazine. The students had great questions and had the chance to give feedback to them, too!

Students learn abt the largest boat rescue in history on Sept. 11, 2001 from #ScholasticScope. Heroes don't have to wear capes! Scholastic Kristin Lewis Allison Friedman

Research shows that group work helps students develop skills valued by employers--problem solving, negotiation, conflict resolution, leadership, critical thinking, etc! Ss worked together to find the central idea of Scholastic Scope article, "Lost in the Woods". 🦮🌲South Fayette Middle School

Working collaboratively on Scholastic SCOPE in Jackie Schimmenti class! #happeningathowell

🎃 Immerse your middle-school students in the spine-tingling world of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow with this thrilling read-aloud play from Scope magazine! bit.ly/3tL5NkM #MiddleSchool

Our fiction reading this week from Scholastic SCOPE magazine…”How to Make S’mores”….Started with our prereading activities identifying the setting (including where other students on our team have lived) & worked collaboratively on reading closely and thinking critically!

Students were intrigued with Kristin Lewis text, Would You Eat This? Scholastic They loved the autonomy to #ChooseaTask for their final projects: Cooking episode, Menu, Comic Strip. They did an awesome job with Canva Flip PowerPoint Gabriela Elliott SISD Instructional Technology

Thank you Scholastic for the engaging text on the eclipse. "When Dragons Swallowed the Sun" #collaboration #PlayitSayit #Lead4ward #SCOPE ##GreatnessontheHorizon Gabriela Elliott

Day 2 of Summer School in the books! Look who is visiting the Dog House? #CharlieClarkNissan #BobbyBone. 8th grade students learning about Breaking and Hip Hop. #ScholasticScope #BulldogsWinForever #ReggiePeters #SunnyChoi #BreakingOlympicSport #TeamSISD