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Certificates can be personalized for students that don't produced as quickly or achieve levels as fast

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You can organize groups by Lexia Level, GAPS, Detailed Delivered Lessons, etc. Groups don't always have to stay the same, they can and will change.

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This can be done with small groups or 1:1 during Lexia time as a whole class.

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If you have literacy centres, have lexia be one of the centres or use the lessons from lexia in small group.

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Make it a part of your timetable

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Group students with similar needs together/incorporate into small groups

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Early finishers can also work on Lexia.

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-in a split grade, I tried to get them to do Lexia while I was teaching a lesson to the other grade group and then also during library time, if I sent small groups, others were doing their Lexia minutes and it was a good way to make sure we got a half an hour in at a time

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group students with similar lessons together

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Look for students struggling in similar areas or succeeding in similar areas. What are the stuck on in lexia?

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How to strategize when the students or A student gets bored.

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Have a set time everyday which is part of a natural transition (after nutrition break) where students sign on and complete Lexia (20 minutes)

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Team teaching seems like a great possibility to make time for Lexia!

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Rewards for completing a number of lessons, levels, etc.

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You can take some of the lesson and create a Kahoot for students to be more engaged in. You could also create a Jeopardy around the resources.

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-my class liked using the colouring in the letters once they achieved a certain number of units or levels as a class and then voting on a simple class reward

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Read the Lexia guide.