Haven't signed into your Scholastic account before?
Teachers, not yet a subscriber?
Subscribers receive access to the website and print magazine.
You are being redirecting to Scholastic's authentication page...
Announcements & Tutorials
Explore Primary Sources
How Students and Families Can Log In
1 min.
Setting Up Student View
Sharing Articles with Your Students
2 min.
Interactive Activities
4 min.
Sharing Videos with Students
Using Upfront with Educational Apps
5 min.
Exploring the Archives
Powerful Differentiation Tools
3 min.
World and U.S. Almanac & Atlas
Subscriber Only Resources
Access this article and hundreds more like it with a subscription to The New York TImes Upfront magazine.
What a cocoa shortage has meant for the poor farmers who produce it—and the consumers who can’t get enough chocolate.
For nearly two years, a civil war has torn Sudan apart, with widespread global consequences.
The federal government recently launched a program to help young people take action to protect the environment.
Forty percent of the world’s languages are in danger of disappearing. Can a man and his daughter rescue one of them from oblivion?
Two hundred and fifty years after the war began, much of its history is still misunderstood.
Two experts weigh in on the issue.
Scientists have created the first complete map of a complex brain.
Female gibbons bust a move to attract their mates’ attention.
A California teen is fighting gender inequality in sports.
Quirky stats about a really long prime number, a tiny Rubik’s Cube, and more
Using drones to tackle garbage buildup on the world’s tallest mountain
How many Americans own cars, by generation
Is it okay to take someone else’s laundry out of a communal washer so you can put yours in?
Cartoons about gossip, climate change, Mount Everest trash, and more