• Hi Gillian! Thanks for your comment. Yes, your school can participate! I will email you right now about this.
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• Hi I'm a reading teacher from Trinidad and Tobago. Can international schools in the Caribbean enter the Soclastic Summer Chalange. Scholastic had delivered books to my school though one of...
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• Many thanks for sharing this really interesting idea. We hope that as kids become better readers by reading more, they will discover that reading is its own reward.
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Tag: women’s history

Women’s History—rebel with a cause

By Suzanne on February 27th, 2013

Our Women’s History Month Special recaptures the long-ago era of pioneering journalist Nellie Bly—albeit digitally. You’ll find excerpts from Bly’s most famous odysseys: “Ten Days in a Mad-House” and “Around the World in 72 Days,” asmore… full post