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DECEMBER 2017 Sign up for updates Timely, relevant resources to help build background knowledge and inspire further learning. AMELIA EARHART Leveled Articles: Amelia Earhart Lexile 680 Howland Island Lexile 860 Amelia Earhart Lexile 1180 Howland, Baker, and Jarvis Islands Lexile 1270 GoTube Video: Amelia Earhart Tables: Notable “Firsts” in Aviation History Sidebar: Milestones of Aviation Websites: National Aviation Hall of Fame, Amelia Earhart: Online Resources go! Fact: Amelia Earhart disappeared while attempting a round-the-world flight record. While it remains unsolved, a recently discovered photograph suggests she might have been captured by the Japanese in the Marshall Islands. View more ELEPHANTS Leveled Articles: African Bush Elephant Lexile 700 Ivory Lexile 980 Elephants Lexile 1040 Elephant Lexile 1270 GoTube Video: Elephants Table: Selected Endangered Species Sidebar: Prehistoric Elephants Websites: San Diego Zoo: Elephants, Ivory for Sale?, Wildlife Trafficking and Ivory Trade go! Fact: The US currently has a ban on importing elephant trophies, but current administration has been discussing lifting the ban. View more BLIZZARD Leveled Articles: Rain and Snow Lexile 800 Avalanche and Landslide Lexile 950 Blizzard Lexile 1140 Snow Lexile 1330 GoTube Video: Blizzard Sidebar: The Formation of Hailstones Websites: Blizzard Stories of the Great Plains, Wonderopolis: Snow go! Fact: The difference between a snow storm and a blizzard is the wind. Blizzards combine fierce winds (in excess of 35 mph) with heavy snow and last for at least 3 hours. View more UPCOMING WEBINARS Learn more about getting the most out of Scholastic GO! by attending one of our upcoming online training sessions. Wednesday, January 10th 2018 3:00 to 4:00 pm EST Sign Up TODAY IN HISTORY On December 11, 1946, the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) was found. More Today In History IMPORTANT REMINDER: Access to the legacy GO! product will expire this week on 12/15. Visit Scholastic.com For Librarians | For Teachers | For Parents | For Kids Please add scholasticcustomersupport@message.scholastic.com to your address book. We hope you enjoyed receiving this message from Scholastic Go! Your email address is: <%= recipient.email %> Please visit the Scholastic Preference Center to update your personal information and to manage your email subscriptions. If you would rather not receive emails from Scholastic Go!, please follow this link. Email Marketing, Scholastic Inc., 557 Broadway, New York, NY 10012 | 1-800-SCHOLASTIC Privacy Policy | Scholastic Inc. | Terms of Use ©1996–2017