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Where Literacy
Meets Science
and Social Studies
Where Literacy Meets
Science and Social Studies
Infuse your literacy instruction with rich science and social studies experiences.
Science and social studies offer two avenues through which students can build knowledge and become stronger readers, writers, and thinkers. IMPACT® Social Studies and Inspire Science® feature a variety of resources that are engaging, fun for students, and easy to implement in the time that you have available.
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Use these science and social studies resources in your class today
Impact News
Students build knowledge and enrich reading comprehension by using Impact News reading response pages. Each article is paired with at least one reading response page to encourage students to engage with what they read. Response pages are available in English and Spanish.
Explorer Magazine
The Explorer Magazine is a fun, easy-to-use student resource with accessible and interesting social studies content. Use it as a supplement during your literacy block or as an individual and/or collaborative resource during dedicated social studies instruction.
Inquiry Project
IMPACT Social Studies Inquiry Projects place students at the center of the learning experience. Engaging Essential Questions make learning fun and relevant as students unpack historical concepts and discover unique perspectives as they answer lesson questions and analyze high-quality primary and secondary sources.
Leveled Readers
Included within every module, leveled readers ensure students access to leveled resources that support close reading and analysis of non-fictional texts.
Investigator Magazine
This resource provides a collection of engaging articles about real-world science and engineering stories, available in two levels.
Inquiry Activities
Inquiry Activities are student-led and inquiry-driven experiences that promote both scientific literacy and proficiency with the science and engineering practices, disciplinary core ideas, and crosscutting concepts.
Page Keeley’s Formative Assessment Science Probes
Found at the beginning of each lesson, the Probes present the lesson phenomenon in an engaging way while promoting discussion and revealing commonly-held preconceptions students may have.
