About Scholastic (2024)

FAQs

How to find Scholastic answer key? ›

You can find the answer key for all of the activities in every issue by clicking Answer Key at the top of the issue page. You can also find answer keys for each individual article in your Resources tab. For interactive quizzes on Google Forms, answer keys are already built in.

Scholastic is the world's largest publisher and distributor of children's books, connecting educators and families through accessibility, engagement, and expertise.

We believe that all sides of the issues of our times should be fairly discussed—with deep respect for facts and logical thinking—in classroom magazines, books and other educational materials used in schools and homes.”

Scholastic Reading Readiness (SRR) is an optional assessment that informs teachers about their emerging readers' grasp of foundational skills and their reading abilities. SRR assesses alphabet recognition, phonemic awareness (beginning, end, and rhyming sounds), syllabication, blending, and decoding.

Once your account is confirmed, you will be able to shop the site and place orders. For families whose child's teacher does not participate in Scholastic Book Clubs, they can place their child's order with another teacher in the school who is registered with Scholastic Book Clubs.

Students in grades 7-12 (age 13 and up) submit their art which is then judged by a panel of local artists and art professionals. Artworks are eligible for the highest award of Gold Key, followed by a Silver Key, or an Honorable Mention based on originality, technical skill, and an emergence of a personal vision.

On average, a Scholastic book fair tends to make $6,000, which makes the average school profit $1,500 or 3,000 Scholastic dollars, Stone said. In total, schools earn about $200 million through book fairs each year, Stone said.

Your students just need to log in to Scholastic News Online as a student, using either your classroom password or their Google Classroom or other learning management system account.

Scholastic International

Scholastic operates around the world with original publishing of trade books and educational materials, distribution through Book Clubs and Book Fairs, instructional materials for schools, and exports to more than 135 international locations.

Scholasticism is a method of learning more than a philosophy or a theology, since it places a strong emphasis on dialectical reasoning to extend knowledge by inference and to resolve contradictions. Scholastic thought is also known for rigorous conceptual analysis and the careful drawing of distinctions.

What are scholastic issues? ›

Scholastic Problems may present through faulty academic behavior like inattention, lack of interest in studies, exam failure, to emotional expression like aggression and belligerence with school peers, physical complaints particularly in the school hours or absolute reluctance and refusal to attend school.

The scholastic method of teaching involves constant questioning. Arguments are made for and against propositions. A rational discussion then ensues until a clear understanding is reached.

Scholastic Challenges –term to describe challenges affecting a child's performance in academia, fine motor and gross motor skills. Some children present with scholastic challenges even though they do not have an underlying diagnosis. Challenges may develop from lack of exposure, lifestyle, time spent playing, etc.

Create your teacher account and set your family order due date. Distribute the flyers for your students to pick out the books they want to read. Families place their orders online—payment is sent directly to Scholastic, but the order will be sent to your cart to be submitted with your classroom order.

DRA levels are assigned by your child's teacher and are to be used to select texts for independent reading. For DRA users, reading material is pre-leveled by leveling experts to match the expected reading performance of students K-8.

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Teacher homepage—your Clubs points balance appears in the top navigation on the right. You can click that to display the points earned with your current order, and get a quick link to the Classroom Collection page.

This access code is printed on the front page of the Teacher's Guide you receive with your issues, and we also email it to you in the beginning of the school year.

Check the status of your order anytime here. For further assistance, contact customer service at scholasticstore@scholastic.com or 1-800-770-4662, and be sure to include your order number.