Grades

PreK3

Aligns to the
Common Core
State Standards...
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Build a Love of Reading and

Learning with Paired Fiction
and NonfictionOnline!

Build a Love of Reading with

Fiction and Nonfiction

Aligns to the
Common Core
State Standards
...
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BookFlix is an engaging online literacy

resource that pairs classic fictional video
storybooks from Weston Woods with
related nonfiction eBooks from Scholastic.
With colorful animation, rich audio, and
interactive games, BookFlix will engage
every student in your classroom or library.
BookFlix reinforces core reading skills
and introduces children to a world of
knowledge and exploration.
BookFlix is perfect for use in the classroom,
school library, or public library. And with
remote access, children can also use the
program at home or anywhere there is
an Internet connection!

Watch, Read, and Learn!

Scholastic BookFlix delivers high-interest, interactive
content to engage young readers:
100+ fiction-nonfiction pairs build background knowledge and introduce
content-area learning.
Spanish language versions of 30+ pairs offer first language support.
Read-along option for both fiction and nonfiction develops listening and
reading comprehension.
Interactive educational games informally assess learning.
Narrated definitions and text build vocabulary and support early readers.
Author biographies introduce children to favorite writers.
Safe, age-appropriate Web links extend learning on high-interest topics.
Educator resources, including lesson plans and correlations, support
teachers, librarians, and parents.

Call 1-800-387-1437 or visit www.scholastic.com/bookflix for a free trial or to learn more.

Practice Reading Skills and

Build Content-Area Knowledge
Each BookFlix pair matches classic fictional video storybooks with top-quality high-interest
nonfiction eBooks to reinforce early reading skills and develop essential real-world knowledge
and understanding. With the power of multimedia, BookFlix offers a thoroughly engaging
reading and learning environment.

Watch the Story!

Fictional Video Storybooks

Read the Book!

Related Nonfiction eBooks

BookFlix is perfect for

use with early readers,
English Language
Learners, and
reluctant readers!

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Watch the Story!

BookFlix engages young readers with award-winning, animated versions of classic books
like Where the Wild Things Are and Bear Snores On. These are the stories children love
and will enjoy reading again and again.

Weston Woods video adaptations of

classic childrens books will motivate
beginning, reluctant, and limited
English-proficient students to read.

BookFlix offers 30+

fictionnonfiction pairs with
Spanish translations, which are
ideal for use with English
Language Learners or in dual
immersion classrooms.

With the powerful Read Along feature,

each word is highlighted on the screen
as it is narrated in the video, reinforcing
early reading skills including fluency,
vocabulary, and reading comprehension.

Read the Book!

Paired with each video storybook is a related nonfiction eBook. Children can
read each nonfiction eBook independently or read along as each word is
highlighted on the screen. These nonfiction eBooks introduce real-world facts,
building content-area knowledge, and a curiosity about the world.

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Interactive eBooks engage students with

high-interest topics ranging from animals
and nature to famous people and places
so students learn to read for information.

BookFlix helps early readers

increase their vocabularies
by defining key content-area
words. Children can also hear
these definitions read aloud!

Early readers can follow along as

each word is highlighted on the screen
as it is read aloud. This helps to build
word recognition and fluency.

Call 1-800-387-1437 or visit www.scholastic.com/bookflix for a free trial or to learn more.

Extend and Reinforce Learning!

For each fiction-nonfiction pair, BookFlix features additional activities and
resources that are informative and fun!

Puzzlers
Interactive educational
activities reinforce reading
skills including vocabulary,
reading comprehension, and
recognizing the difference
between fact and fiction.

Narrated text helps

early readers, reluctant
readers, and English
Language Learners
connect the spoken
and written word.

Meet the Author

Author biographies introduce young readers
to the writers behind the stories they love.
Children can visit author websites and
learn how their favorite stories were created.

Explore the Web

Editorially selected links to safe, age-appropriate
websites give young readers the opportunity
to explore related topics of interest and begin
to build early research skills.

Call 1-800-387-1437 or visit www.scholastic.com/bookflix for a free trial or to learn more.

BookFlix Supports Educators Too!

Designed by reading experts, BookFlix offers teachers, librarians, and parents
a wealth of resources to make implementation easy in any setting.

Aligns to the
Common Core
State Standards...
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Educator Resources
Extensive information will help
educators align BookFlix to the
curriculum, plan for seasonal
activities, and guide instruction
with paired texts.

Detailed Lesson Plans

Creative pre- and post-viewing
activities for each fiction-nonfiction
pair extend student learning
through innovative exercises.

Curriculum Correlations
Educators can easily align each
book and lesson plan to state and
national standards.

Classic Fiction Paired With Related Nonfiction

Watch the Story!
All the World*
Amazing Grace
Antarctic Antics
Bark, George
Bear Snores On
Bugs! Bugs! Bugs!
The Caterpillar and the Polliwog
Chato and the Party Animals
Chatos Kitchen
Chicka Chicka 123
Chicka Chicka Boom Boom
Chicken Little
Children Make Terrible Pets*
Chrysanthemum
Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type
Come On, Rain!
Crazy Hair Day
Curious Garden
Curious George Rides a Bike
Danny and the Dinosaur
The Day Jimmys Boa Ate the Wash
Dem Bones
Diary of a Fly
Diary of a Spider
Diary of a Worm
Dinosaur Bones
Do Unto Otters
Dot the Fire Dog
The Dot
Duck for President
Duck on a Bike*
Giggle, Giggle, Quack
Giraffes Cant Dance
Giving Thanks: A Native American
Goldilocks and the Three Bears
Good Night, Gorilla
Gym Teacher from the Black Lagoon*
The Great White Man-Eating Shark
Hansel and Gretel
Happy Birthday, Moon
Harold and the Purple Crayon
Harry the Dirty Dog
How Do Dinosaurus Eat Their Food?
How Do Dinosaurs Get Well Soon?
How Do Dinosaurs Say Good Night?
I Stink!
If You Made a Million

Read the Book!

Energy is Everywhere
Determination: Jackie Robinson
Antarctica
Pets at the Vet
A Bear Cub Grows Up
A Ladybug Larva Grows Up
A Tadpole Grows Up
Mi Barrio
Math in the Kitchen
Everyone Uses Math
Lets Have Fun With Alphabet Riddles
What Is Gravity?
Pets at the White House
We Help Out at School
Lets Visit a Dairy Farm
Rainy Weather Days
Lets Be Friends
Our Earth: Helping Out
Monkeys and Other Mammals
Dinosaur Tracks
Snakes and Other Reptiles
You Have Healthy Bones!
Flies Are Fascinating
A Spiderling Grows Up
It Could Still Be a Worm
Dinosaur Dig!
We Are Citizens
A Very Busy Firehouse
All the Colors of the Rainbow
Election Day
Bicycle Safety
Living on Farms
Kids Can Dance!
Thanksgiving
A Garden Full of Sizes
Who Works at the Zoo?
Keeping Fit
A Shark Pup Grows Up
We Need Directions!
The Moon
Where Can Art Take You?
Keeping Clean
This is the Way We Eat Our Food
Is It a Dinosaur?
A Good Nights Sleep
Garbage Trucks
All About Money

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Watch the Story!

Im Dirty!
In the Month of Kislev*
In the Small, Small Pond
Inch By Inch
Is Your Mama a Llama?

Joey Runs Away

Johnny Appleseed
Joseph Had a Little Overcoat
Just a Few Words, Mr. Lincoln
Knuffle Bunny
Leo the Late Bloomer
Lon Po Po
Madam President
The Man Who Walked Between the Towers
Martins Big Words
Maxs Chocolate Chicken
Miss Nelson Has a Field Day
Miss Rumphius*
Morriss Disappearing Bag
The Night Before Christmas
Officer Buckle and Gloria
Open WideTooth School Inside
Otto Runs for President
Owen
Owl Moon
Planting a Rainbow
Possum Magic
Red Riding Hood
Roberto the Insect Architect
Rosa
Rosies Walk
Sam and the Lucky Money
Scaredy Squirrel
The Scrambled States of America
Seven Candles for Kwanzaa
Shrinking Violet
Snowflake Bentley
The Snowy Day
So You Want to Be President?
Space Case
Stars! Stars! Stars!
A Story, A Story
Strega Nona
Swamp Angel
Sylvester and the Magic Pebble
T Is For Terrible
The Teacher from the Black Lagoon
That New Animal
There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly
The Three Little Pigs
Too Many Tamales
Trashy Town
Waiting for Wings
Where Do You Think You Are Going, Christopher?
Where the Wild Things Are
Why Mosquitoes Buzz in Peoples Ears
Wild About Books
Zin! Zin! Zin! A Violin

Read the Book!

Backhoes
Chanukah
Life in a Pond
How Long Is It?
Animal Babies
A Kangaroo Joey Grows Up
Johnny Appleseed
Recycle That!
Abraham Lincoln
Math in the Neighborhood
We Are Alike, We Are Different
Wolves
What Does the President Do?
New York City
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Easter
This is the Way We Play
From Seed to Dandelion
Rabbits
Christmas
Police Officers on the Go!
Take Care of Your Teeth
Lets Vote on It!
Mice
Owls and Other Animals With Amazing Eyes
It Could Still Be a Flower
Australia
Forests
Termites
Rosa Parks
A Chick Grows Up
Chinese New Year
Squirrels
Types of Maps
Kwanzaa
Pluto: Dwarf Planet
Snow
Snowy Weather Days
George Washington
Earth
Looking Through a Telescope
Africa
Grains
At Home in the Swamp
Rock Collecting
Dinosaur Teeth
This is the Way We Go to School
Lets Explore the Five Senses
You Are What You Eat
Pigs
Mis Comidas
Our Earth: Making Less Trash
Butterflies
Christopher Columbus
Where Land Meets Sea
Mosquitoes
Welcome to the Library
All About Sound

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Everything You Need for Easy Implementation

Scholastic BookFlix is a subscription-based literacy resource that delivers Weston Woods video storybooks and
Scholastic eBooks over the Internet.* The following technical specifications are required to implement BookFlix
in a school or public library:

General Requirements:
T1 Connection or higher at
building level (minimum),
T3 Connection or higher at
building level (recommended)
 acromedia Flash Player 9.0 or
M
higher installed on every computer
that will access BookFlix (this is a
free download)
Speakers or headsets
Java Script enabled
Cookies enabled

For PC:

For MAC:

O
 perating System: Windows 7,
Windows Vista, and Windows XP

OS X. 10.3 or higher

Processor: Pentium II or higher

M
 emory: 128 MB of RAM
B
 rowser: Internet Explorer 7.0
(7.0 for Windows XP) and 8.0,
Firefox 3.x or higher
Display: 15-inch monitor with
the resolution set at 1024 x 768
with high 16-bit colors or
higher selected

Processor: PowerPC G3
500MHz or faster processor,
Intel Core Duo1.83GHz or
faster processor
Memory: 128 MB of RAM
Browser: Safari 4 or higher
and Firefox 3.x or higher
D
 isplay: 15-inch monitor with the
resolution set at 1024 x 768 with
thousands of colors selected

*Video storybook performance will vary based on factors such as connection

speed, number of concurrent users, and other network traffic.

Funding Opportunities:
Title I, Part AImproving Basic Programs
Title II-DEnhancing Education Through Technology
Enhancing Education Through Technology
Title IIIEnglish Language Acquisition
21st Century Community Learning Centers

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Aligns to the
Common Core
State Standards...
Ask How!

Excite Children About Reading

Anytime, Anywhere
In the Classroom

Interactive literacy resource adds excitement to small-group rotations/learning centers.

Engaging independent reading resource builds a love of reading and books in the
classroom or computer lab.
Fun way to share books and reinforce early reading skills in a whole-class activity.
In the School Library
Fun and engaging program adds excitement to story time.
Motivational independent reading resource offers read-along and narrated text to support every student.
Flexible format ideal for after-school programs to extend students excitement about books and reading.
Family literacy resource helps to build a love of reading and learning and strengthens the
home-school connection.
In the Public Library
Fun and engaging program adds excitement to story time programming.
Motivational independent reading resource offers read-along
and narrated text to support every child.
Family literacy resource builds a love of books and reading in
the library, at home, or anywhere there is an Internet connection.
Interactive educational resource for homeschoolers reinforces
reading skills and presents real-world facts.

BookFlix offers home

access so children and their
families can access the
program anywhere there is
an Internet connection!

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Call 1-800-387-1437 or visit

www.scholastic.com/bookflix
for a free trial or to
learn more.

SCHOLASTIC, BOOKFLIX and associated logos and designs are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of Scholastic Inc.
WESTON WOODS and associated logos and designs are registered trademarks of Weston Woods Studios, Inc.
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