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FREE World Read Aloud Day Resources from Scholastic Magazines+

Grades K–12

Celebrate World Read Aloud Day on February 2nd with these fun read-alouds. This free collection of fiction and nonfiction give every student the chance to experience the joy of reading to others. 

FREE World Read Aloud Day Resources from Scholastic Magazines+

Grades K–12

Celebrate World Read Aloud Day on February 2nd with these fun read-alouds. This free collection of fiction and nonfiction give every student the chance to experience the joy of reading to others. 

FREE World Read Aloud Day Resources from Scholastic Magazines+

Grades K–12

Celebrate World Read Aloud Day on February 2nd with these fun read-alouds. This free collection of fiction and nonfiction give every student the chance to experience the joy of reading to others. 

Can You Whistle Like a Groundhog?

Students will examine groundhogs and their homes, as well as their behavior through the seasons. Read this issue with your students OR use our text-to-speech feature to have the text read aloud.

Grade: Kindergarten

Source: Let's Find Out

Included Teaching Resources: Background-knowledge video and a hands-on activity.

The Popsicle Stick Bridge

Share this story about a school project that helps Jen see her partner in a new light.

Grades: 2

Source: Storyworks 2

Included Teaching Resources: Skill-building sheet, step-by-step lesson plan, and video.

Crayon Colors for All

Empower your students with Bellen Woodard's powerful story about how she provides children with diverse skin-colored crayons.

Grade: 3–5

Source: DynaMath

Included Teaching Resources: Videos, skill-building sheets and close-reading questions.

Tasty Tradtions

Learn how Native American chefs are celebrating their people’s culture through food.

Grades: 3–6

Source: SuperScience

Included Teaching Resources: Skill-building sheets and a step-by-step lesson plan.

Nothing Can Hold Me Back

Read about Isaiah Bingham's story, a legally blind 12-year old who won't let anyone stop him from following his dreams.

Grades: 4

Source: Scholastic News 4

Included Teaching Resources: A step-by-step lesson plan, skill-building sheets and video.

 

Home

Read a short story about Aleena and what she learns about being an older sister.

Grades: 6–8

Source: Scholastic Scope

Included Teaching Resources: A step-by-step lesson plan, skill-building sheets and audio read aloud.

Standing Up for Her Beliefs

Read about how Najah Aqeel is helping athletes of all religions to play sports.

Grades: 7–12

Source: Scholastic Choices

Included Teaching Resources: A step-by-step lesson plan and skill-building sheets.

Can You Whistle Like a Groundhog?

Students will examine groundhogs and their homes, as well as their behavior through the seasons. Read this issue with your students OR use our text-to-speech feature to have the text read aloud.

Grade: Kindergarten

Source: Let's Find Out

Included Teaching Resources: Background-knowledge video and a hands-on activity.

The Popsicle Stick Bridge

Share this story about a school project that helps Jen see her partner in a new light.

Grades: 2

Source: Storyworks 2

Included Teaching Resources: Skill-building sheet, step-by-step lesson plan, and video.

Crayon Colors for All

Empower your students with Bellen Woodard's powerful story about how she provides children with diverse skin-colored crayons.

Grade: 3–5

Source: DynaMath

Included Teaching Resources: Videos, skill-building sheets and close-reading questions.

Tasty Tradtions

Learn how Native American chefs are celebrating their people’s culture through food.

Grades: 3–6

Source: SuperScience

Included Teaching Resources: Skill-building sheets and a step-by-step lesson plan.

Nothing Can Hold Me Back

Read about Isaiah Bingham's story, a legally blind 12-year old who won't let anyone stop him from following his dreams.

Grades: 4

Source: Scholastic News 4

Included Teaching Resources: A step-by-step lesson plan, skill-building sheets and video.

 

Home

Read a short story about Aleena and what she learns about being an older sister.

Grades: 6–8

Source: Scholastic Scope

Included Teaching Resources: A step-by-step lesson plan, skill-building sheets and audio read aloud.

Standing Up for Her Beliefs

Read about how Najah Aqeel is helping athletes of all religions to play sports.

Grades: 7–12

Source: Scholastic Choices

Included Teaching Resources: A step-by-step lesson plan and skill-building sheets.

Can You Whistle Like a Groundhog?

Students will examine groundhogs and their homes, as well as their behavior through the seasons. Read this issue with your students OR use our text-to-speech feature to have the text read aloud.

Grade: Kindergarten

Source: Let's Find Out

Included Teaching Resources: Background-knowledge video and a hands-on activity.

The Popsicle Stick Bridge

Share this story about a school project that helps Jen see her partner in a new light.

Grades: 2

Source: Storyworks 2

Included Teaching Resources: Skill-building sheet, step-by-step lesson plan, and video.

Crayon Colors for All

Empower your students with Bellen Woodard's powerful story about how she provides children with diverse skin-colored crayons.

Grade: 3–5

Source: DynaMath

Included Teaching Resources: Videos, skill-building sheets and close-reading questions.

Tasty Tradtions

Learn how Native American chefs are celebrating their people’s culture through food.

Grades: 3–6

Source: SuperScience

Included Teaching Resources: Skill-building sheets and a step-by-step lesson plan.

Nothing Can Hold Me Back

Read about Isaiah Bingham's story, a legally blind 12-year old who won't let anyone stop him from following his dreams.

Grades: 4

Source: Scholastic News 4

Included Teaching Resources: A step-by-step lesson plan, skill-building sheets and video.

 

Home

Read a short story about Aleena and what she learns about being an older sister.

Grades: 6–8

Source: Scholastic Scope

Included Teaching Resources: A step-by-step lesson plan, skill-building sheets and audio read aloud.

Standing Up for Her Beliefs

Read about how Najah Aqeel is helping athletes of all religions to play sports.

Grades: 7–12

Source: Scholastic Choices

Included Teaching Resources: A step-by-step lesson plan and skill-building sheets.