Dear Storyworks 3 teachers,
Make Storyworks 3 your go-to resource, no matter where your students are learning. See below for our remote learning tools, tips, and articles.
Your Storyworks 3 Editors,
Tricia, Della, Alex, and Shiran
Setting Up Storyworks 3 Digital for Remote Learning
Everything you need to get you and your kids ready to learn
Storyworks 3 Digital Overview
Google Classroom & Other LMS
Stories & Activites for Remote Learning
All our stories are ready for your virtual classroom, but here are a few to get you started.
Share These Dazzling (and Time-Saving) Learning Journey Slide Decks
Save your precious live-learning time by assigning these self-guided learning journeys to your students. We’ve combined articles, videos, and close reading questions. Use them as they are, or make them your own!
Keep Your Students EXTRA Engaged
These stories and videos have a little extra WOW for when your kids are learning on their own. Plus, most digital articles now include questions and special learning quests at the end. Check these out from this issue and the archive.
Travel back in time, 20,000 years ago, to meet the fearsome beasts of the last Ice Age.
Our nonfiction feature about the discovery of the Titanic comes to life!
Take a trip to the future and find out what it would be like to live on another planet.
Put SEL Front and Center
Our inspiring and uplifting fiction and nonfiction stories model resilience, and feature kids facing challenges — and overcoming them. Here are some favorites from the current issue and the archive.
Family Letters Help You Partner With Parents for Learning
Share this letter with each issue. It’s packed with great ideas for how families can support their kids using Storyworks 3. Click here to see the September letter.
More Treats for You and Your Kids!
Empower your students to document their experiences, using our special My History Project kit.
Help your students learn about how our democracy works and how they can make their voices heard with Scholastic's free Election 2020 website!
In this new special video, Lauren Tarshis takes students deep into her research and writing process.