Can students use Lexia at home?

At home, students can access Lexia using their personal computers and tablets. This school-to-home connection provides parents and other caregivers with a closer look into to the educational and literacy needs of their child, facilitating better communication between parents and classroom teachers during conferences.

How do students log into Lexia at home?

How does my student log in to Lexia programs at home? Your district uses a program called Clever. At home, your child will access Lexia programs by logging in to their Clever Dashboard the same way they log in at school.

Can you use Lexia Core 5 for homeschool?

Can I purchase Lexia programs for individual or home use? While Lexia Learning does not sell individual licenses for home use or homeschool, you can purchase Core5 and PowerUp through our partner reseller, Family Literacy Centers.

How much does Lexia cost per student?

How much is a year license? The first student in the home is $175.00 and each student after that is $110.00 (USD) for a full 12-month license.

What are the disadvantages of Lexia?

Cons: Digital instruction lacks closed captions and creative or social play. Bottom Line: This is a research-backed blended reading platform that builds literacy skills and helps teachers plan and deliver targeted instruction in the classroom.

How to support my child at home using Lexia

How much time should students spend on Lexia?

Lexia Reading is compatible with a tiered model of instruction and is designed to be used for 20 to 30 minutes per session.

Is Lexia Core5 bad?

Overall, Lexia Reading Core 5 is a great program to individualize instruction and guided practice for students.

Is Lexia worth it?

Overall: The students who use Lexia find it fun and rewarding, and they are able to aim for streaks. It's a very easy program to implement and is well-guided for experienced and inexperienced teachers alike.

Is Lexia made for dyslexia?

Lexia's LETRS® (Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling) Suite is professional learning rooted in the science of reading that empowers teachers with proven ways to teach people with dyslexia how to read.

What grade does Lexia stop at?

Lexia® Core5® Reading is a technology-based reading program that provides explicit and in-depth instruction in six areas of reading for students in Pre-K through Grade 5 .

Does Lexia teach phonics?

Developed by Dr. Louisa Moats and leaders in the field of literacy, Lexia LETRS teaches the skills needed to master the foundational and fundamentals of reading and writing instruction—phonological awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, comprehension, and written language.

How often should you do Lexia?

Schedule Time for Learning

Each student has a recommended number of minutes of Lexia English use per week (between 30-60 minutes). Try to set a schedule that will help your student reach their target each week. When they log in to Lexia English, students will see their own Lexia English dashboard.

What is the difference between Lexia and iReady?

Lexia & iReady

Lexia is used for grades K-2 and iReady is used for grades 3-5. The username is the child's student ID number and the password is his or her 8-digit birthday. If you don't know the student ID number, contact your child's teacher.

How do I enroll students in Lexia?

On the Create Class screen, define the class: • Enter the Class Name and select the Grade (required). Click the Add Students button. Select the students you want to add to the class. Make sure you click the Add to Selected Students button so that the students display in the Selected Students list.

Is Lexia Core 5 free?

To use on an iPad, download the free Lexia Core5 Reading app from the App Store. (iPad support is limited to these devices: iPad 4+, iPad Mini 3+, iPad Air+, and iPad Pro.) The first time your child uses Core5, you may need to enter the teacher email shown below.

Why do schools use Lexia?

Lexia® helps more learners read, write, and speak with confidence. We provide science of reading-based literacy solutions that support every student and educator.

Is Lexia based on Orton Gillingham?

Though the Orton-Gillingham Approach may not be familiar to some of us by name, its influence on the literacy programs of today are undeniable—in fact, our programs at Lexia are based on the principles established by Dr. Orton and Anna Gillingham.

Who should use Lexia?

Lexia for English learners

For students who continue to struggle, teacher-led lessons with structured, scripted instructional strategies target areas of weakness.

Why is Lexia so good?

After going through several studies, it's clear that Lexia's programs have a positive effect on the reading skills of young students. Besides upping their literacy, the program helps with material comprehension, which is one of the major issues of pre-K students in America.

What age is Lexia for?

Built on 30 years of educational research, Lexia Reading® Core5® is a leading technology-based reading program for students of all abilities in pre-kindergarten through grade five.

How long does a Lexia lesson take?

Each Lexia Lesson requires approximately 20 minutes to deliver, but teachers control the pace and can adjust when needed. This personalized approach supports the varying learning needs of all students.

Do high schoolers do Lexia?

Lexia provides science of reading-based professional learning and curriculum solutions to 6.7 million K-12 students and their 360,000 educators at more than 23,000 schools nationwide.

What level is 1 in Lexia?

LEVEL 1 (preschool)

What to do when you finish Lexia?

START A SERIES: Now that you've finished Lexia, you're ready to ready big chapter books! Try a SERIES of books. What's great about a series is that each book gets harder (and better!) Try Harry Potter, Uglies, A Series of Unfortunate Events or Percy Jackson & The Olympians!

What happens when you finish all the levels in Lexia?

Students who use Lexia​®​ Core5​®​ Reading receive level certificates when they complete a level in Core5, and a completion certificate when they complete all of Core5. This article addresses frequently asked questions about Core5 certificates.