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COMMON CORE LEARNING

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Use as part of classroom or small- group instruction

Perfect for whiteboards

Use outside the classroom without teacher mediation

Perfect for BYOD and flipped classrooms

Why Scholastic GO?Administrators, teachers, and librarians are all feeling the

pressure to make the leap to digital—and at the same time,

implement the Common Core. Integrating technology into a

child’s education is critical to preparing students for college

and career readiness and ensuring their academic success.

Award-winning Scholastic GO! is becoming the go-to

digital resource for educators seeking to provide authentic

content, improve literacy, and support the development of

key Common Core skills. Whether accessed in the library,

classroom, or home, our digital platforms help students:

• Build vocabulary and analytical skills

• Strive to comprehend increasing levels of text complexity

• Identify and articulate point of view

• Master analysis of evidence-based learning

• Build digital reading stamina

• Acquire content-area knowledge

• Closely read informational and authentic texts

Start here Go anywhere

Daily news feeds

More than 300,000 vetted and maintained

websites

Videos to build background knowledge

Topographical, historical, and current interactive maps

Five dictionaries and two thesauruses

to build in-context vocabulary

Pro and con debates to offer varying points of view

Follow up with hands-on

projects, lesson plans, and more

1100 world newspapers offering multiple perspectives in 73 languages

Instantly compare and contrast the demographics, cultures, or

economies of two countries

More than 120,000 authentic leveled texts

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For librarians

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GO! SUPPORTSchool and public libraries have quickly become sophisticated

digital-learning environments offering equal opportunities for

achievement to all students regardless of their socioeconomic

or education level. As we transition to a digital learning

environment, the role of the librarian is more crucial than ever.

Scholastic GO! helps librarians:

• Provide digital resources aligned with the Common Core

• Support teachers as they integrate digital content into lessons

and model how to effectively use technology in the classroom

• Recommend digital technology and demonstrate how to use it

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For teachers

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GO! FLIPPerfect for flipped classrooms, Scholastic GO! offers thousands

of opportunities for students to explore topics on their

own. Exploring a topic at home—whether reviewing an

article, watching a video, or closely reading a primary source

document—lets students come to class ready to engage in

discussions and participate in thought-provoking activities

facilitated by their teacher.

At school, teachers can support learning with:

• Lesson plans

• Project ideas

• Quizzes and activities

• Weblinks for related content discussions

• Primary sources

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GO! LEARNFor students to build their knowledge, they must have access

to authentic, verified, and age-appropriate information. When

it comes to content, no other digital resource provides more

than Scholastic GO!

Compelling content is blended with crucial online support

tools to help students better comprehend and analyze the

core-content areas, including:

• Text features throughout articles to allow students to

quickly find the information they’re seeking

• Leveled articles to ensure that students are reading

on-level and are able to comprehend the content

• Automatic word look-up to help build vocabulary

in context

• Read aloud feature to support struggling readers and

ELL students

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For students

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Customize your Scholastic GO! experience.

Amazing Animals of the World

Grades K–6

1200 nonfiction animal texts

Reading range: 500 –950 Lexile

Easy navigation, beautiful photographs, videos, puzzles

The New Book of Knowledge

Grades K–8

9200 nonfiction texts

Reading range: 650 –1100 Lexile

Strong classroom content extension

Choose from eight different databases to meet your individual needs:

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Customize your Scholastic GO! experience. START HERE GO! ANYWHERE

America the Beautiful

Grades K–8

3000 nonfiction texts

Reading range: 650 –1100 Lexile

History, culture, geography, government, games, and resources

Lands and Peoples

Grades 6–12

725 nonfiction articles on countries

Reading range: 850–1100 Lexile

Interactive atlas, beautiful photographs, more than 1000 maps, compare and contrast feature

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Customize your Scholastic GO! experience.

Grolier Multimedia Encyclopedia

Grades 6–12

41,300 nonfiction texts

Reading range: 1000 – 1300 Lexile

Multimedia, maps, photographs, artwork, and more

The New Book of Popular Science

Grades 6–12

3100 nonfiction science and technology texts

Reading range: 900 –1200 Lexile

Celestial maps, hands-on projects and experiments

Choose from eight different databases to meet your individual needs:

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Customize your Scholastic GO! experience. START HERE GO! ANYWHERE

Need Correct Screen

Encyclopedia Americana

Grades 9–Adult

45,100 nonfiction texts

Reading range: 1100 Lexile and higher

Biographies, maps, tables, illustrations

Need Correct Screen

La Nueva Enciclopedia Cumbre

Grades 6–12

19,000 authentic nonfiction Spanish texts (not translated from English)

Fact boxes, pictures, interactive maps, timelines

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“ In the ever-changing technology-driven world that

we live in, student learning and student research

demands deep, rich content that is regularly updated

and provided in a manner that allows students

opportunities to work at a variety of levels. Scholastic

GO! does this with the ability to search multiple

resources at one time with search results that include

Lexile levels. Scholastic GO! is real-life learning that

elevates the success our students’ experience.”— Sue Bartle, School Library System,

Erie 2–Chautauqua Cattaraugus BOCES

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