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Lexia Learning. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.lexialearning.com/

ReadWorks.org | The Solution to Reading Comprehension. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.readworks.org/

Tomlinson, C. A. (2001). How to differentiate instruction in mixed-ability classrooms. Alexandria, VA: Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development.

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Website: http://www.readworks.org/
Why ReadWorks?
ReadWorks allows teachers to individual reading passages based upon grade level, interest/topic, text type, and skill/strategy that needs to be worked on.
Learner Characteristics:
Varied Reading Level: With ReadWorks, a Lexile number can be inputted for easy determination of a reading passage that fits the student.

Student Interest: ReadWorks is great for student interest! Topics and text types can be filtered for a reading passage for each student. Informational texts are always a favorite with students because there are real pictures that students can relate to or learn from.

*ReadWorks Digital is great for student individualization and allowing for students to engage online with reading passages.

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Website: http://www.lexiacore5.com/
Why Lexia Reading Core 5?
Lexia Reading Core 5 allows students to be motivated by their own success and chose their own learning path to accomplish the learning.
Learner Characteristics:
Varied Reading Level: While using Lexia Reading Core 5, students are placed into the level that best suits their reading level and skills. From there students are able to work through the program at their own level. Supports are given throughout the program if the student needs reinforcement, computer instruction, or teacher instruction.

Student Interest: With Lexia Reading Core 5, students are able to chose which skill they prefer to work on within the level. This allows students the motivation to work on easier skills with having the option to try harder skills in between successes.

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An introduction about what resources are available on the ReadWorks.org website and how to navigate those resources

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Blended Learning with Lexia Learning Core5

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Lexia Reading Core5® is an adaptive literacy program for grades Pre-K through 5 that seamlessly fits into all 3 Rotation model implementations. Whether it is implemented in a classroom or computer lab setting, Lexia's personalized learning model can help you implement blended learning with Core5 as part of your everyday literacy instruction.

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Fluency

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Phonics & Word Recognition

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1) Varied Reading Level
- Kindergarten is the new first grade as some might say with Common Core expecting them to be able to read by the time they exit Kindergarten.
- Some students come in knowing all letters and sounds, while others come in with only knowing a few uppercase letters as their only starting point.
- When creating lessons that work towards the different reading levels, students will be more engaged and responsive to the material at hand to learn.

2) Student Interest
- As stated earlier, students interest vary and many like to be responsible for the way that they learn.
- When creating lessons that work towards student interests, students will be motivated and interested in participating.

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Topic:
Differentiated Reading Instruction

Objective:
Know and apply grade-level phonics and word analysis skills in decoding words.
Read emergent-reader texts with purpose and understanding

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Grade - Kindergarten
Gender - 7 boys and 9 girls
Interests - Mixed
* Sports
* Family
* Friends
* Creating (coloring, gluing, painting)
* Animals
Academic Abilities - Mixed
* 14 general education
* 2 special education
* 7 Title 1 Reading
* 2 Extended Learning
Cultural Background -
* White
*Mexican

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Jessica Bieber
KSP 624