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Literacy Support for Your
Summer and Learning
Recovery Plans
After a challenging and unconventional school year, Scholastic recognizes
that the next several months—and beyond—will be a critical time for
accelerating learning and addressing trauma. Students will need resources
that support social-emotional development, allow for instruction and the
practice of foundational skills, accelerate learning, prepare our youngest
learners to succeed in kindergarten, and so much more.
For 100 years it has been our mission to help all students succeed while
supporting educators and families in their important work to nurture a
love of reading and learning. We welcome the opportunity to partner with
you to create a unique summer learning plan that provides continuous
instruction and engagement for your students, teachers, and families.
Help All Students Succeed
As you think about your summer plans, consider how your program will provide support for:
Students Who Need Students Who Need an
All Students
Additional Support Intensive Acceleration Plan
Customize a As you strive to offer meaningful learning opportunities for
your students in school, at home, or via a hybrid model, we
Solution for are here to help. Here are some questions to consider as you
develop your summer learning plan.
Your Students
1 What are the priorities of your summer 7 How will you ensure that summer
program? What do you hope to celebrate next learning progress will weave seamlessly into
fall when you reflect on your plan to support the 2021–2022 school year?
learning during this critical summer semester/
fifth quarter?
8 What data do you need from your summer
program to inform and drive instruction for the
2 How will your summer plans address the needs upcoming school year?
of all students and those who need additional
support?
9 How will you leverage access to texts to
support interdisciplinary growth?
3 Are you planning for your program to be in
school, at home, or hybrid?
What role will current events play in your
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support of student participation and student
4 Will instruction be led by teachers, or by growth?
families, or self-directed by students, or a
combination of these?
How will you measure the success of your
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program?
Will you deliver instruction via print or digital
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materials, or a combination of these?
6 How will you ensure that instruction takes
place, regardless of changes to learning
environments?
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Researched- Scholastic’s research-based print and digital resources build
Based Literacy
essential reading skills, close gaps and accelerate learning, support
independent reading at home, promote family and community
Curricula engagement, and much more.
Foundational Reading Skills
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personalizes each student’s path toward reading knowledge by systematically exploring the words that
proficiency through an adventure on the magical world matter most in literacy and in life.
of Ooka Island.
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Digital In Person At Home Hybrid Learning
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Scholastic K–2
R e a d e r s® Develop Foundational Skills
with Decodable Texts
Scholastic Phonics Readers are short, enjoyable stories
that encourage children to apply their developing
phonics skills and are supported by Teacher’s Guides
filled with easy-to-follow phonics lessons.
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Independent and Instructional Reading
GRADES GRADES
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Ensure Effective Independent and Engage Readers with High-Quality
Instructional Reading for All Students Fiction and Nonfiction Texts
With Literacy Pro, educators can track reading activity Short Reads Digital offers access to unique, authentic
and progress, while students are given a personalized short texts to support close reading during small-group
reading experience in and out of school. instruction in the classroom or at home.
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Build Knowledge, Engagement, and Provide Targeted Learning
Skills in Every Content Area Opportunities to Develop Grade-Level Skills
With social-emotional learning embedded in every These intuitive workbooks empower families to
story, our online magazines support both striving accelerate their children’s learning through a variety
and thriving readers with instructional resources, of fun activities that support the development of
knowledge-building videos, a read-aloud tool, vocabulary, reading, writing, spelling, and math skills.
and more.
Print At Home
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Comprehensive Instruction and Learning
GRADES
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Focus on Social-Emotional Learning
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Build Home Libraries
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