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NOVEMBER 2017 Sign up for updates Timely, relevant resources to help build background knowledge and inspire further learning. THE MAYFLOWER Leveled Articles: Plymouth Colony Lexile 750 Mayflower Lexile 830 Mayflower Lexile 1080 Mayflower Compact Lexile 1330 GoTube Video: Ships and Shipping Sidebar: The Mayflower Compact Factbox: Massachusetts Websites: MayFlowerHistory.com, American Experience: The Pilgrims Collection go! Fact: The Mayflower was so old that once, during a storm, one of the ship's main supporting timbers broke. To support the broken beam, a printing press was placed underneath it. The press was one of the pieces of equipment that the Pilgrims were taking to the New World. View more PANAMA CANAL Leveled Articles: Ships and Shipping Lexile 770 Panama Lexile 950 Panama Canal Lexile 1180 Panama Canal Zone Lexile 1350 GoTube Video: Panama Canal Sidebar: Panama Canal Table: Some Well-Known Canals of the World Websites: Official Panama Canal Website , Panama and the Canal go! Fact: The passage through the Panama Canal shortens a ship's trip from the Atlantic to the Pacific by 11,270 km (7,000 mi). View more ELECTRICITY Leveled Articles: Static Electricity Lexile 550 Electricity Lexile 890 The Nature of Electricity Lexile 1120 Electricity Lexile 1370 GoTube Video: Electricity Experiments: How to Demonstrate Static Electricity, How to Build an Electric Motor Websites: Electricity Experiments, All About Electricity, History of Electricity & Magnetism go! Fact: Lightning occurs when a large buildup of static electricity suddenly becomes a burst of electric current moving to another place. View more UPCOMING WEBINARS Learn more about getting the most out of Scholastic GO! by attending one of our upcoming online training sessions. Tuesday, November 28th, 2017 12:00 to 1:00 pm EST Sign Up Wednesday, January 10th 2018 3:00 to 4:00 pm EST Sign Up TODAY IN HISTORY On this day in 1532, Francisco Pizarro and his men captured Atahualpa, the last Inca ruler. More Today In History EMAIL US: Have a topic in mind that you'd like to see featured next month? Let us know! 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