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We use Lexia in class and it is available for students to use at home as well. The login information for this program has just changed. Students now use a QR code to access Lexia in class. I have taped a copy of the QR code to the inside cover of your child's planner. Please leave it there for easy access. 

Students wanting to use Lexia at home need to log in using the Clever App. The QR codes will not work at home. Instead, I can send you your child's username and password should you wish to use it. Please let me know if you need this information.

Students should be working on the Lexia program independently. If they are struggling with a concept, there will be opportunities for extra practice of that concept. I check student accounts approximately once a week to see how they are doing and to prepare certificates of achievement. 

Iknowit  is a math program we use in class that it is also available for student use at home. The class code is Carlin. If your child does not remember his/her username or password please let me know and I will send it to you. Please click on the icon to access the program. Students should be working on this program independently as well. They can choose from the concepts I have assigned or explore their own questions to try. 

EPIC is a reading program we are using in class and it is available for students to use at home. Please click on the icon to access the program. Students can choose from the any of the books available or you can ask me to assign books for them. Students can read the stories or have the stories read to them. There are also quizzes students can do to check their understanding. There is no username or password needed for this program. Students just need to enter the class code bku9546 - and click on their name. **Please note that this is only available Monday - Friday between 7:00am and 3:00pm as it was originally created for students working from home during the pandemic.  It is a good resource to use if students are home for the day (sick, Pro D, Spring Break, etc.).

Starfall is a site where students can practice reading and math skills. There are also songs, games and activities for students to try. Not all of the content is free, however there are a number of activities that are available at no cost.