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Ideas for social distancing while at home with kids

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Remote Learning with Lexia (subscription required)

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Remote Learning with Lexia (subscription required)

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Lexia ® Core5 ® Reading and Lexia ® PowerUp Literacy ® can be used from home as part of a remote learning implementation during extended school closures or other special circumstances. This document provides information about key program features to help inform educator contingency planning and support the successful continuity of student learning.

Key Program Features for Successful Remote Student Learning

Students can log in to Core5 and PowerUp from home.

We recommend creating a plan for how students will log in at home and sharing that plan with parents or guardians. Teachers can share Home Letters with families that are already crafted in multiple languages:

Whether students will log in to Core5 or PowerUp directly, or via your school's LMS or landing page, make sure they know where to go to log in, and that you provide them with what they need to log in, such as their username and password, or Clever badge. Students may also need a teacher email address to set up their devices.

Students can also continue learning using printed program resources, such as Lexia Skill Builders. This option can be especially helpful in instances where supported devices are not available at home.

Core5 and PowerUp offline instructional resources can be printed ahead of time and sent home for extended practice and review.

Visit myLexia.com > Resources for:

Core5 Skill Builders

PowerUp Skill Builders

Visit myLexia.com > Resources > Core5 Resources Hub > Support for Instruction for:

Core5 Flash Cards

Lexia Close Reads for Core5

Printable Core5 Comprehension & Fluency passages

Visit myLexia.com > Resources > PowerUp Resources Hub > Classroom Resources for:
Printable PowerUp Comprehension passages

For extended periods of home use, teachers may deliver Lexia Lessons virtually and/or provide the documents to parents/learning guardians to assist with learning. Most Lexia Lessons are scripted and require minimal materials to be delivered.

Teachers may also consider downloading and sharing recommended Lexia Lessons with parents or guardians for instruction to be done at home.

If access to district-approved video conferencing is available, Lexia Lessons could be used by teachers to provide targeted instruction for students.

Outside of school, administrators and teachers can log in to myLexia.com using a supported browser or the myLexia mobile app to monitor student progress.

We recommend that teachers log in at least once a week to check the Class Action Plan and follow up with families as needed to support students.

Teachers may choose to communicate updates about usage and progress with families via email.

The following learning module may be helpful for teacher planning:

Families can reinforce literacy skills at home by reading with their children, encouraging independent reading, and by using the following resources:

For technical support while using the program at home, families can contact Lexia Customer Support at support@lexialearning.com or 800-507-2772. Please note that Lexia Customer Support is not able to provide parents with student usernames or passwords, or teacher emails.

Planning Ideas
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Remote Learning with Lexia Programs During Extended School Closures

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Lexia® Core5® Reading and Lexia® PowerUp Literacy® can be used from home as part of a remote learning implementation during extended school closures or other special circumstances. This document provides information about key program features to help inform educator contingency planning and support the successful continuity of student learning.

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