Articles for Students
Scholastic Classroom Magazines combine authentic texts with digital resources to ignite student engagement and raise achievement in every content area.
These free articles cover some of our most popular topics, from current events to social and emotional learning. Share them with your students, share them on social media, or just check them out for yourself.
Early Learning
Elementary
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Scholastic News 3 Bear Cub RescueThis baby black bear was struggling to survive. Then humans in bear costumes stepped in to raise him.
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Storyworks 3 The Zebra and the OxpeckerCan two totally different kids find a way to work together?
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Scholastic News 4 Sugar ShockerA new study shows that some of your favorite cereals have just as much sugar as desserts.
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Storyworks What's Buried on Oak Island?The strange, fascinating story of the greatest treasure hunt in history.
Middle and High School
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Scope Long Journey to the StarsAs a kid, José Hernández dreamed of becoming an astronaut. This is the amazing story of what it took to reach his goal.
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Junior Scholastic 5 Secrets of the Declaration of IndependenceExplore five little-known facts in honor of the Declaration’s 250th anniversary.
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The New York Times Upfront Nepal’s Youth RevolutionYoung people protesting corruption and a social media ban toppled the democratic government in Nepal. What comes next?
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Choices The Science of Feeling GoodThese activities boost the feel-good chemicals in your brain—naturally!
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Action Born to DanceTank, 15, has been dancing at powwows since he was a kid. Here’s what this tradition means to him—and his culture.
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Scholastic MATH From Sketch To The ScreenSee how the design team created Oscar-winning looks for the Wicked films.
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Scholastic Art Patches of the PastHow are these contemporary artists continuing quilting traditions?
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Scholastic News 5/6 Around the Moon and BackAstronauts will soon fly closer to the moon than they have since 1972.