Scholastic Classroom Libraries: Program Guide

The Most Trusted Name in Classroom Libraries

Why Classroom Libraries Matter In the race to raise reading scores, classroom libraries provide a powerful lever for access and achievement.

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Students with access to classroom libraries read 50–60% more and perform better on standardized assessments . 1

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When students had access to rich classroom libraries, reading scores increased by 3 points more than national expectations, with the greatest improvements among low-performing students . 2

1. Neuman, S.B., & First Book. (2022). Literacy-rich classroom library checklist: An assessment tool for equity. First Book. 2. First Book Research & Insights. (2023). The impact of a diverse classroom library. First Book.

Fuel Literacy Growth with Scholastic One out of every two schools relies on Scholastic for their classroom library needs. Our collections— curated for the needs of your students, teachers, and schools—are a powerful resource to raise reading proficiency and amplify the effectiveness of classroom instruction.

Quality Our collections feature beautifully illustrated picture books, authentic chapter books, and credible informational texts, including award-winning titles that teachers trust and students love.

Expertise Meet instructional goals with collections curated by our in-house literacy experts. Ready-made or fully customizable, we offer collections aligned to any grade level, topic, theme, genre, and more—for every budget and need.

Value As the world’s largest distributor of children’s books, we leverage our scale to deliver significant savings, ensuring schools and districts get the best books at the most affordable prices.

Scholastic Curated. Reading Accelerated. Scholasticʹs expertly curated collections are designed to increase reading proficiency, amplify the effectiveness of instruction, and fit seamlessly into every learning block. All curated at a scale no single teacher or district could source alone.

Here's how we build a collection:

Start with the Best Books Each year, our team reviews thousands of the best childrenʹs books in the industry. 1

capturing their attention and fueling their curiosity. 2

Listen to Our Readers We draw on insights from millions of students through Scholastic Book Fairs and Clubs to see what stories are

for quality, relevance, and impact. 3

Curate with Purpose Using this powerful data, our team of educators and literacy experts chooses books that meet high standards

literacy growth, and reflect what students most want to read. 4

Fuel Literacy Growth The result is classroom libraries that align with instructional goals, amplify teacher effectiveness in driving

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Collections for Every Budget & Every Need Grade-Level Collections �� 4 Students apply their literacy skills to authentic grade-appropriate books that they’ll want to read again and again. Teacher Collections �� 8 Meet critical teaching needs, such as knowledge building, with high-quality books and teaching resources. Instructional Collections �� 18 Support research-based teaching practices, such as small-group learning, with books and robust teacher resources designed to enhance instructional impact. Classroom Library Support �� 20 Spanish & Bilingual Collections��20 Custom Collections��22 Literacy Pro eBook Library and Reading Management Tool��24 Magazines+�� 26 Professional Learning��28

Grade-Level Collections Academic standards require all students to engage with grade-appropriate texts. These collections, carefully curated for each grade, were handpicked to provide: Meaningful Practice: Students apply the reading strategies and knowledge theyʹre learning during core instruction to authentic reading experiences. Student Choice: Students choose what interests them—which leads to deeper motivation and better performance on assessments. 1 A Wealth of Genres: Each collection features a wide range of genres and text types, equipping students to analyze and synthesize information. 2

Grades PreK–2 Board Book Collections

Engage your youngest readers with colorful and sturdy board books that introduce concepts of print and set the stage for a lifelong love of reading. Collections Include: Sing Along STEAM Board Books Baby Faces Early Childhood Bed Time And much more!

Grades PreK–2 Emerging Literacy Focus your students on the basic skills needed for reading success, with collections that support the early stages of literacy development. Collections Include:

Emergent Readers I Can Read TM

School Readiness ABCs and 123s

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1. Patall, E.A., Cooper, H., & Wynn, S.R. (2010). The effectiveness and relative importance of choice in the classroom. Journal of Educational Psychology , 102(4), 896–915. 2. Neuman, S.B. (n.d.). The importance of the classroom library. Scholastic.

Grades PreK–2 Pre-Kindergarten Literacy Support oral language, print awareness, letter recognition, general knowledge, and social development. Collections Include: Informational Texts Favorite Books Rhyme & Repetition PreK Readiness Laugh Out Loud! Rookie Nursery Rhymes

Grades PreK–8 STEAM Libraries

Integrate science, technology, engineering, arts, and math into daily independent reading practice with a wide variety of content-area titles. Collections Include:

The Magic School Bus® Amazing Animals Sun, Moon, Planets, & Space

Our Planet, Our Home Women in Sports Technology & Engineering And much more!

Grades PreK–12 Best New Books

Enhance your classroom library with the newest paperbacks in one easy-to- purchase collection! New Books Collections feature newly published or new-in- paperback titles, handpicked for any grade level—from PreK–12.

Grades PreK–8 Bilingual & Spanish Collections Help multilingual learners acquire vocabulary, develop content-area knowledge, and practice reading authentic texts. Collections Include:

Best New Books Spanish Best Bilingual Board Books Student Well-Being & Life Skills en español

Los tipos malos (The Bad Guys) And much more!

Grade-Level Collections

Grades PreK–12 Classroom Favorites These collections feature hand-selected, quality titles to provide you with the most beloved classroom books. Collections Include:

Award Winners Series Favorites

Favorite Characters And much more!

Grades PreK–12 Many Stories, Many Voices Reading books about people from different cultures and backgrounds provides students with authentic, personal stories that serve as both mirrors and windows into the varied landscape of our world. Collections Include:

Celebrating Differences Indigenous Peoples’ Voices Cultural Foods

World Biographies Coretta Scott King Winners And much more!

Grades K–12 Author Study These collections help students critically evaluate an author’s themes, characters, and writing style. Collections Include:

Stacy McAnulty Mo Willems Dav Pilkey Kate DiCamillo

Alan Gratz Rick Riordan And much more!

Grades K–12 Genre Study These collections expose students to engaging stories from a wide variety of genres. Genres Include:

Graphic Novels Folk Tales Mystery

Fantasy & Adventure Science Fiction And much more!

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Teacher Collections For Knowledge Building Build the background knowledge your students need to comprehend complex texts with books that: Align to the Curriculum: Deepen knowledge with text sets and collections that align to the topics being taught in your classrooms. Boost Vocabulary: Texts introduce new words used in context, so readers internalize and effectively use new vocabulary in their own writing and speech. Motivate & Engage: Constantly refreshed titles provide new and relatable texts to drive knowledge acquisition.

Grades K–5 Core-Aligned Collections

Strengthen your core curriculum with collections aligned to six of today’s top ELA programs. Each grade-level collection comes with 100 books that mirror the unit themes and modules in your program—deepening knowledge with curriculum-aligned reading practice. Includes a booklist with core curriculum correlations for each title Available for: Amplify CKLA Imagine Learning EL Education HMH Into Reading myView Literacy (Savvas) Wit & Wisdom (Great Minds) Wonders (McGraw Hill)

Grades K–8 STEAM Collections

Reading deeply in science, technology, engineering, the arts, and math introduces students to the vocabulary and information they’ll need to prepare for their futures. The books in these STEAM collections present a variety of topics that inspire critical thinking, curiosity, questioning, and enthusiasm for knowledge.

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Grades K–5 C3 Framework for Social Studies Collections

Strengthen your social studies and reading programs with fresh titles on history, geography, and civics. Packed with informational texts and fiction books, these collections build the knowledge that young people need to thrive as students today and citizens tomorrow. Includes a booklist with C3 Framework correlations for each title

Grades K–5 Core Knowledge Sequence Collections

The Core Knowledge Sequence is a blueprint of knowledge-based schooling designed to advance excellence in education. These content-rich collections support the principles of Core Knowledge by cumulatively building students’ knowledge and cultivating academic progress across the curriculum. Includes a booklist with Core Knowledge Sequence correlations

Grades K–5 Next Generation Science Standards Collections

Looking for books on the scientific concepts and topics identified by the NGSS? These collections have you covered with books on science and engineering practices and evidence-based concepts in life, earth, and physical sciences. Includes a teacher activity booklet and title list with NGSS alignments

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Grades K–5 Scholastic Text Sets

Build strong background knowledge with thematically linked sets of texts on science, social studies, or math. Selected by literacy experts, each theme was carefully chosen to align with the most widely used reading programs. Includes the Using Text Sets in Your Classroom resource guide

Aligned with the most widely used core curricula

Teacher Collections For Reading Engagement

Provide opportunities for meaningful practice, motivation, and growth with books that drive: Reading Stamina: Reading accessible texts builds endurance for longer reading sessions. Motivation & Engagement: Choosing books based on personal interests can increase student motivation. Reading Ability: Access to a wide variety of texts provides opportunities to practice reading, improving fluency, comprehension, vocabulary, and overall reading proficiency.

Grades K–8 Ready-To-Go Classroom Libraries

Need to build a classroom library from the ground up? These grade-specific classroom libraries were curated by renowned education professionals to increase reading achievement, meet your students’ needs, and ignite a love of reading at any age. 100-Book Collections for Each Grade: Favorites Collection Independent Reading Collection Nonfiction Collections Buy all 300 books and save! Ready-To-Go 500-Book Classroom Libraries: Already have Ready-To-Go? Find out how you can expand it to 500 books. M odules to meet the needs of your classroom, including read-alouds, shared reading, fiction, and nonfiction

Ready-To-Go 2 Classroom Libraries: 25-book collections for each grade Favorites Collection Independent Reading Collection Nonfiction Collections Buy all 75 books and save!

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Grades PreK–8 Independent Reading Libraries Organized by Lexile® Measures Easily match students with books that have the text complexity and content to put their reading skills to practice. Organized by Lexile ranges, these collections feature contemporary fiction and nonfiction that will empower your students to grow as readers with each new book they read. Includes a booklist and sticker sheet with Lexile measures

Grades K–8 Independent Reading Libraries Organized by Accelerated Reader Levels If you use AR levels or Accelerated Reader in your classroom, then these 50-book collections of high-interest, high-quality books are the perfect addition to your library. Includes title list with Accelerated Reader level, AR points, and AR quiz number

Grades K–5 The Four Pillars Classroom Library

A great classroom library has the power to fuel voluminous reading and raise academic achievement. But it also needs to reflect the students it serves. The Four Pillars Classroom Library does both. It’s built on the four pillars of structured independent reading—student well-being, student engagement, authentic texts, and genre study—to ensure that every book a child self-selects is meaningful to them. Each Grade Level Includes: 150 titles Teacher’s Guide Conferring prompt deck

Teacher Collections For Student Well-Being Infuse your classroom libraries with books that develop the life skills students need to thrive in and out of the classroom. Improve Emotional Regulation: Reading about characters facing challenges helps students develop emotional intelligence, allowing them to better understand and manage their emotions. Increase Self-Esteem: When students choose and successfully read books that resonate with them, they build a sense of accomplishment and confidence in their reading abilities. Reduce Stress: Immersing oneself in a good book provides an escape from daily pressures, leading to relaxation and stress reduction.

Grades PreK–5 Byron V. Garrett Life and Literacy Skills Library

Set your students on the path to personal and academic success with an empowering life skills book collection curated by educator and advocate Byron V. Garrett. Improve student well-being and academic performance with titles that align to one of the five essential themes—understanding myself, managing myself, respecting others, building relationships, and making decisions. Each Grade Level Includes:

Digital Resource Site for Educators: Classroom read-aloud guide Take-home book activities Digital versions of the Family Letter Theme-related writing activities

40 books (20 titles; 2 copies each) Take-home books (1 per student) Welcome letter/booklist Teacher’s Guide Family Letters in English and Spanish (1 per student) Book bin Labeling stickers

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Fully Bilingual in English and Spanish

Grades K–6 The 7 Strengths Libraries

These expertly curated collections integrate students' key strengths with the intellectual competencies all students need to become super readers. Stories span these critical strengths, as detailed in the 7 Strengths Framework: belonging, curiosity, friendship, kindness, confidence, courage, and hope. Each Grade Level Includes: 100 books (50 titles; 2 copies each) Teacher’s Guide Book bins

CÓMO USAR 7 STRENGTHS LIBRARY EN ESPAÑOL Mejores prácticas para una lectura independiente

LAS SCHOLASTIC 7 STRENGTHS LIBRARIES Las 7 Strengths Libraries ofrecen una forma innovadora de inspirar a los niños para que se conviertan en lectores comprometidos, e incluso, apasionados e independientes. Cada biblioteca incluye una variedad de encantadores temas de ficción y de no ficción, adecuados para la edad, diseñados para despertar la reflexión sobre cómo los 7 valores (pertenencia, amistad, amabilidad, curiosidad, confianza, valentía y esperanza) se conectan no solo con los textos que están en la biblioteca, sino también con la vida de cada niño. THE SCHOLASTIC 7 STRENGTHS LIBRARIES The 7 Strengths Libraries offer an innovative way to inspire children to become engaged, even passionate, independent readers. Each library includes an age-appropriate array of enticing fiction and nonfiction designed to spark thinking about how the 7 Strengths (Belonging, Friendship, Kindness, Curiosity, Confidence, Courage, and Hope) connect not just to the texts in the library but to children’s own lives as well.

PERTENENCIA

BELONGING

AMISTAD

FRIENDSHIP

AMABILIDAD

KINDNESS

CURIOSIDAD

CURIOSITY

CONFIANZA

CONFIDENCE

VALENTÍA

COURAGE

ESPERANZA

HOPE

USING YOUR 7 STRENGTHS LIBRARY EN ESPAÑOL Best Practices for Independent Reading

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Grades K–8 Optimistic Library

Research shows that when children can recognize and manage their emotions, they create a positive classroom environment for everyone. The Optimistic Library helps students better understand their emotions and the emotions of others with stories on mindfulness, hope and optimism, resilience, and social responsibility. Includes an educator letter to support the classroom reading environment

Teacher Collections For Welcoming Classrooms Celebrate the vibrant and varying experiences of people from all backgrounds, with access to books that facilitate: Engagement: When students see themselves positively reflected, reading and learning become relevant and meaningful to them. Context: By reading about a variety of people and places, students build critical thinking skills as they gain a deeper understanding and respect for the world they live in. Welcoming Classrooms: Teaching with meaning and purpose provides every student with a true sense of belonging.

Grades PreK–12 One World, Many Stories Collections: Immigration and Refugee Experiences

Every day, immigrants and refugees overcome incredible odds to create better lives for themselves and their families. This collection celebrates the varied experiences and strengths of immigrants and refugees. Includes a Resource Guide and the Life, Literacy, and the Pursuit of Happiness Professional Book by Dr. Don Vu

Grades PreK–12 One World, Many Stories Collections: World Edition

Seeing yourself and your friends in books is important at every age. That’s why we created this collection of books for each grade from PreK–12. These collections were thoughtfully curated to provide windows, mirrors, and sliding glass doors for all students. Includes a Resource Guide Grades PreK–12 One World, Many Stories Collections: Socioeconomic Stories Provide opportunities for students to read and reflect on the different factors that shape lives, while encouraging them to listen and value all perspectives. Includes a Resource Guide

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Grades K–12 One World, Many Stories Collections: Latine & Hispanic Edition Each carefully reviewed title celebrates and reflects Latine/Hispanic characters and stories that all students will enjoy. Includes a Resource Guide

Grades K–12 One World, Many Stories Collections: Disability and Neurodiversity Edition

There are many ways of engaging with the world. These collections bring together some of the best and most nuanced children’s books featuring disabled and neurodivergent characters‚ which inspires understanding and self- acceptance for all children. Includes a Resource Guide

Grades 6–12 One World, Many Stories Collections: LGBTQ+ Edition This thoughtfully curated collection was created by educators with a deep understanding of what resonates with young readers. Titles center on the universal themes of family, friendship, discovering oneself, and the challenges of growing up. Includes a Resource Guide

Grades K–3 Our Community: Haitian Heritage

This unique book collection provides positive, everyday stories that bring Haitian culture and experiences to life for all children. Several titles are bilingual in English and Haitian Creole. Classroom Collection: 16 books (8 titles; 2 copies each) Teacher Resource Take-Home Book Pack: 3 books (3 titles; 1 copy each)

Bilingual Family Letter (English/Haitian Creole)

Teacher Collections For Welcoming Classrooms

Grades K–5 Rising Voices Libraries Rising Voices books and teaching materials build literacy skills with themes and titles that resonate with students' lives, experiences, and interests. Each Library Includes: 50 books per grade level • 25 titles, including 5 anchor texts (2 copies each) • Convenient storage bins • Labeling stickers 5 Teaching Cards (1 per anchor text) • Read-aloud tips • Background and cultural context • Important vocabulary • Activities to extend learning Teacher’s Guide (either K–2 or 3–5) • Implementation strategies • Engaging discussion prompts • Inspiring essays by Rising Voices mentors • Family engagement ideas

Rising Voices: Celebrating Black and Latino Boys This empowering collection portrays boys of color as role models, leaders, and the heroes of their own stories.

Rising Voices: Empowering Girls in STEAM Ignite every student's interest in STEAM topics and careers with books about inspiring problem solvers.

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Rising Voices: Celebrating Girls of Color This inspiring collection spotlights girls and women of color as they realize, pursue, and achieve their dreams.

Rising Voices: Elevating Latino Stories This inspiring collection of books and instructional materials brings the joy of Latino experiences and culture to readers of all backgrounds.

NEW! Rising Voices: Honoring the Richness of Black Stories This expertly curated collection shares engaging stories of Black experiences that all students will enjoy while developing critical thinking skills.

Honoring the Richness of Black Stories

GRADES 3–5 Teacher’s Guide

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Rising Voices: Amplifying AANHPI Narratives Explore the accomplishments and experiences of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities with books that connect students to the world—and each other.

Amplifying AANHPI Narratives

Teacher’s Guide GRADES K–2

I am excited to be a part of Rising Voices: Amplifying AANHPI Narratives, because it will bring Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander stories, history, and culture to the forefront. It is a collection that will provide young AANHPI readers the opportunity to see themselves in these stories and imagine futures in which they can be anything and everything they want to be. I also see this as a chance to expand global competence for all learners, recognizing our interconnectedness and discovering ways to enhance the unique contributions everyone can bring to the world.

Dr. Erika K. Cravalho-Meyers Community Strategist, Hi‛ialo Kamehameha Schools ‛ Ōiwi Leadership Institute

To learn more about other Rising Voices libraries and the power of bringing diverse stories that celebrate every voice and every story into your classroom, visit scholastic.com/risingvoices .

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Instructional Collections Support research-based teaching practices, such as small-group learning, with books and robust teacher resources designed to enhance instructional impact.

Grades K–5 Scholastic Knowledge Library Elevate differentiated small-group instruction with this new series of text sets and structured literacy resources. Each grade level features seven topically aligned text sets and teaching materials that integrate knowledge building with the essential literacy skills students need to become strong readers.

Each Topically Aligned Text Set Includes: 4 trade books (6 copies each) on a shared topic Decodables • 4 Short Reads Decodables (6 copies each) for Grades K–2 • 2 Advanced Decodables (6 copies each) for Grades 3–5 Instructional Resources • A Topic Card to support lesson planning • Quick-Start Guide • Instructional Routines Card • A Teacher Card for each student text (trade books and decodables) • Digital access to materials for each topic, including activities, assessments, and tools for planning

Each Grade Covers Topics in These Disciplines: Social Studies • Civics and Community • History and More Science • Life Science • Physical Science ELA • Genre Study • Literacy Themes and Elements Arts & Culture • Art, Sports, and More

42 Topics Total for Grades K–5

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Grade 2

LIVING THINGS

Features of Creatures Animal Characteristics

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GRADE 2 • TOPIC OVERVIEW • TEACHER CARD

Features of Creatures Essential Question: How do animals survive in nature?

LIVING THINGS Features of Creatures Animal Characteristics

Topic Knowledge Children will build knowledge about the following:

• the unique features of animals • how animals protect themselves • how animals find food and shelter

• how animals stay cool • how animals stay warm • how animals move

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Adaptations: Animals have developed traits and behaviors that help them survive. These adaptations help them find food, water, safety, and mates. For example, a polar bear’s thick fur and layer of fat under its skin are physical adaptations. These physical features help polar bears stay warm in the Arctic. Polar bears have also developed a behavioral adaptation called “still-hunting” to help them catch seals. When still-hunting, polar bears wait quietly, and when a seal surfaces to breathe, a polar bear strikes quickly. Camouflage and Mimicry: Many animals blend into their surroundings to avoid predators. For example, stick insects have bodies shaped like twigs, making them hard to spot on a branch. Stick insects can also move side to side to mimic twigs swaying in the wind. Migration: As seasons change, many animals move to escape harsh conditions. For example, in autumn, monarch butterflies fly from the United States and Canada to warmer weather in Mexico. In spring, they return north to lay their eggs. Defenses: Animals can protect themselves from threats. For example, porcupines have sharp quills that puncture a predator’s skin. Armadillos have a hard shell that acts as a shield. Octopuses and squid shoot ink before swimming away from danger. Temperature Control: Some animals can keep their bodies at a comfortable temperature. On hot days, elephants flap their big ears to create a breeze. Career Connections Marine Biologists are scientists that study ocean life. They observe how sea organisms behave and interact with their ocean environment. Zoologists are scientists that study animals across different environments. They observe how animals live and find out how to protect them.

Topic Launch Media Share the video “Amazing Animal Defenses.” Discuss the following questions: • What are some ways animals keep themselves safe? • How can animals use their features to hide? • What can animals do to scare off predators? • What did you wonder about while watching the video?

Essential Question Introduce the topic question that your class will discuss as you explore the topic: How do animals survive in nature? Remind children that most animals live in nature, the world of the outdoors. Animals must count on themselves to survive. Animals use their own bodies to move about in their surroundings, get the food and shelter they need, and stay safe.

Topic Writing Children write in response to the readings by following prompts aligned to different modes of writing. Topic Project You may wish to preview topic projects with children so that they can gather information as they progress through the topic. See information about these projects on the Teacher Hub: 1. Design and illustrate a new animal with unique features. 2. Make a chart that sorts the different animal features into categories. 3. Choose an animal feature. Draw and label different animals that have that feature.

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Spanish & Bilingual Collections

Give your multilingual learners the opportunity to practice literacy skills in their first language and set the stage for academic success. These collections feature Spanish literature, bilingual editions, and transadaptations of student-favorite titles.

Grades PreK–K Board Books Introduce reading to your littlest learners with durable bilingual board books. Collections Include:

Best Bilingual Board Books Baby Days Bilingual Board Books

Clifford Bilingual Board Books And much more!

Grades PreK–5 Best New Books en español These annually refreshed collections of Spanish-language translations bring the newest and most popular books to your multilingual learners.

Grades PreK–5 Spanish Series Give multilingual learners access to student-favorite series in their first language. Collections Include:

Elephant & Piggie en español Hombre Mosca Hombre Perro

Los Tipos Malos And much more!

Grades PreK–5 STEAM en español Encourage multilingual learners to become problem solvers and deepen their understanding of STEAM topics.

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Grades PreK–8 Bilingual Books These high-quality dual-language collections support language development in English and Spanish and help build cross-cultural connections.

Grades PreK–8 Spanish Books

These collections of authentic Spanish literature and transadapted student favorites expose readers to natural sentence structure, Spanish orthographic patterns, and rich, relevant vocabulary. We offer collections with fiction and nonfiction titles for a wide range of grade levels.

Grades K–4 Ready-To-Go en español

The easiest way to increase access to high-quality Spanish-language reading materials in your classrooms. These collections offer 50 to 100 fiction and nonfiction titles selected by education professionals to support the unique needs of multilingual learners.

Grades K–5 NEW! Rising Voices: Inspiring Students en español

This collection is for educators in dual-language and bilingual settings looking to provide highly engaging K–5 books in Spanish. Teacher's Guide and Teaching Cards are fully bilingual.

Fully Bilingual in English and Spanish

Grades K–6 The 7 Strengths Libraries en español

CÓMO USAR 7 STRENGTHS LIBRARY EN ESPAÑOL Mejores prácticas para una lectura independiente

The 7 Strengths Libraries en español feature Spanish-language titles aligned to the same seven strengths, ensuring all students develop the independent reading and well-being skills they need to thrive. Each Grade Level Includes: 100 books (50 titles; 2 copies each) Teacher’s Guide Book bins

PERTENENCIA

BELONGING

AMISTAD

FRIENDSHIP

AMABILIDAD

KINDNESS

CURIOSIDAD

CURIOSITY

CONFIANZA

CONFIDENCE

VALENTÍA

COURAGE

ESPERANZA

HOPE

USING YOUR 7 STRENGTHS LIBRARY EN ESPAÑOL Best Practices for Independent Reading

For more information, call toll-free 1-800-SCHOLASTIC or visit Scholastic.com.

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Custom Collections Let's Build a Library as Unique as Your Learners

Scholastic offers hundreds of expertly curated collections—but we know that every school has its own story. When your classrooms need something different, our literacy experts will partner with you to design a custom library solution aligned to your goals, standards, budget, and students’ interests.

1. Let’s Talk Connect with your Scholastic Representative to get started. Whether you have a clear idea of what you need or want help identifying gaps, our experts are ready to collaborate.

2. Let’s Meet Your Goals From a single classroom refresh to a district-wide initiative, we’ll co-create a solution that aligns with your needs and your budget.

3. Let’s Maximize Your Investment Our experts can recommend professional learning, instructional materials, and educator resources to unlock the full instructional impact of your classroom libraries.

4. Let’s Make It Easy Books are delivered labeled, barcoded, and classroom-ready—so you can focus on learning, not sorting boxes.

Contact your Scholastic Representative to get started. If you can dream it, we can build it—together.

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Students in classrooms with effective, well-designed classroom libraries interact more with books, spend more time reading, demonstrate more positive attitudes toward reading, and exhibit higher levels of reading achievement. —Steiner et al., 2008

Grades K–8

Enhance Your Classroom Library with eBooks

Scholastic Literacy Pro is a powerful, independent, and instructional reading management tool that pairs students with books they’ll love. Featuring thousands of engaging ebooks for students and meaningful data for teachers, Literacy Pro gives you everything you need to motivate readers, track reading gains, and inform instruction—all on one platform.

Outcomes Give students the power of choice with 3,000+ ebooks, including Scholastic favorites and connections to print books in your classroom libraries. Jump-start independent reading with a powerful recommendation engine and personalized bookshelf for every student based on their interests and reading levels. Motivate readers with the ability to set reading goals, track reading minutes, and write reviews . Pinpoint students’ reading levels and skills mastery with built-in assessments . Inform instruction with real-time reporting and actionable data for each student, class, school, and district. Provide unparalleled continuity with 24/7 access.

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Literacy Pro benefits all stakeholders invested in a child’s reading success and provides access to students that do not have reading libraries in the home. —Dr. Lana Bates, State Reading Coach, South Carolina

To learn more about Literacy Pro, visit scholastic.com/ literacypro

Grades PreK–12

The Essential Companion to Your Classroom Library

Scholastic Magazines+ supplement and enhance classroom libraries with fresh, high-interest texts delivered all year long. Short articles, videos, and activities work together to drive reading motivation, volume, and stamina.

Outcomes Build knowledge with current articles that support your curriculum. Align instruction to your standards with correlations for every text. Extend learning with hundreds of resources on our digital archive. Expand home libraries by sending magazines and digital access home.

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Available for every subject and every grade

Professional Learning

Maximize Your Classroom Library Investment Unlock the full potential of your classroom libraries with tailored professional support. We pair teachers with a classroom library expert for a truly personalized PD experience.

Partner with our professional learning team to build capacity in any of these areas:

Structured Independent Reading Establish routines that foster deep, engaged reading.

Classroom Library Transformation Organize and optimize your library for all students.

Genre Studies Help students develop a love for diverse literary styles and themes.

Interactive Read-Alouds Strengthen comprehension and participation through dynamic reading experiences.

Building Robust Vocabulary Use books to expand students’ language and communication skills.

Meaningful Reading Conferences Guide students in discussions that deepen comprehension and critical thinking.

Content-Rich Learning Leverage books to support knowledge building in all subject areas.

Home-School Connections Bridge the gap between school and home with reading strategies that involve families.

Cross-Subject Integration Make books a key part of learning across all disciplines.

Curriculum-Aligned Collections Ensure your library supports your teaching goals and learning standards.

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Contact your Scholastic Representative to learn more about professional learning.

Ready to Fuel Literacy Growth with Scholastic Classroom Libraries? Visit scholastic.com/classroomlibraries or call (800) 387-1437.

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