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Can I purchase Lexia​ programs for individual or home use?

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.

What is Lexia Learning?

Lexia Learning provides structured literacy solutions and professional learning to 5.5 million K-12 students and their 350K educators at over 20K schools nationwide. Learn more about Lexia for your state.

Do you have questions about Lexia as a parent?

If you are a parent and you have questions about Lexia programs, such as subscription or payment information, or whether Lexia is appropriate for your child, please contact Family Literacy. They will be happy to answer any questions!

How does Lexia collect data about student performance?

As students work independently in the online activities of Lexia's instructional programs, real-time performance data is collected through Lexia’s patented embedded assessment tool, Assessment Without Testing®. Here, educators can access data reports online through their myLexia accounts on a browser, iPad app, or iPhone app.

Can parents access Lexia?

Yes! The Core5 Home Use Letter is available in Arabic, English, French, Haitian Creole, Korean, Mandarin, Portuguese, Spanish, and Vietnamese. The Home Use Overview Letter is available in English and Spanish.

How do I log into Lexia?

Tap the Lexia Core5 icon to open the app. The login screen (right) will now appear when using the app. Students use the same username and password as at school. When students log in they start at the same place where they finished at their previous login, whether from home/school.

What is Lexia Core 5 parent?

Beginning Program Lexia Reading Core5 is an interactive computer on-line program designed for students in preschool through 5th grade. It helps students master foundational reading skills through constant assessment that will guarantee reading success. This is a modal window. Beginning of dialog window.

What is level 21 on Lexia called?

What is the Core5 Expanded (21-level) Version? Lexia has expanded Core5 to provide deeper support for upper elementary students, and new activity types to build academic language, critical thinking, and deep comprehension.

Can students access 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.

What is Lexia password?

Password: If you don't know your password, you can reset it. Click Forgot Password at the login screen to reset your password via a secure link that will be emailed to you. Make sure to enter a valid myLexia username as the email address in the Forgot Password window.

What age is Lexia for?

Lexia® PowerUp Literacy® is designed to help students in Years 7 and above become proficient readers, confident learners and GCSE-ready.

Is Lexia a dyslexic?

The Dyslexia Resource Center is proud to offer Lexia Reading's online tutorials, Lexia Core5 and Lexia PowerUp which provide explicit, systematic, personalized learning in the six areas of reading instruction.

Is Lexia a good reading program?

Evidence-based research studies have demonstrated that Lexia's literacy program, Core5, contributes to students' success on standardized reading assessments. In multiple studies published in peer-reviewed journals, Lexia Reading Core5 has been found to accelerate the development of literacy skills.

Is there a level 19 in Lexia?

LEVEL 19 (Beg 5th)

How high does Lexia go?

Lexia Reading Core5 consists of 18 levels for students in Pre-K through Grade 5 . Each level has a visual theme in which the program content is presented (see table below) . Each activity has anywhere from 6-20 units . A unit may cover a specific sub-skill of the reading skill covered in the activity .

What happens when u finish Lexia?

When the elementary student completes the Lexia Core5 program, our EdTech department recommends that teachers provide enriching activities that help develop our students into empowered learners, knowledge constructors, global collaborators, creative communicators, computational thinkers, innovative designers, and ...

Is there an app for Lexia?

-Android tablet users can download the Lexia Reading Core5 from the Google Play store. Please note: App is not available for Kindle.

How do I set up Lexia Core 5?

Complete the one-time setup. On the Teacher Email screen, enter a valid myLexia.com account username. This email associates the device with a customer. Once complete, Core5 will then use the value set to launch the app instead of prompting the user to provide this information.

How does Lexia core 5 work?

Your child begins Core5 at a starting point that fits his or her needs and works in online activities throughout the week. Online activities include direct instruction and feedback as your child learns new skills. Progress and performance in the program is reported so teachers can provide help when needed.

How do I use Lexia in English?

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Where can I find the home use letter?

Educators with myLexia accounts can find the Lexia English home use letter on the Lexia English Resources Hub.

Is the home use letter available in languages besides English?

Yes! The home use letter is also available in Arabic, Mandarin, Spanish, and Vietnamese.

Acceleration For All

Elementary school years are a pivotal time for reading development, as they create a foundation for learning across all subject areas. Yet, according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), year after year, roughly 60% of American fourth-graders are not reaching reading proficiency.

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Lexia Core5 Reading is research-proven to help all students including: ELs, low-SES, dyslexia, urban, rural, struggling readers, and charter schools.

Try Core5 Reading

Preview the Core5 Reading student experience. The full program also provides educators with ongoing student data and the appropriate resources to address each student’s needs.