Grades 3-5

Digital Learning Resources

Grades 3-5 Beliefs

In Lexington One, we believe students in grades 3-5 benefit from structured, intentional technology use that deepens learning, builds digital skills, and supports creativity and critical thinking. As students build on the foundational technology experiences developed in K-2, they engage with digital tools more frequently, but still within clear limits and under teacher guidance.

Learn about supported tools by clicking on the links below.

Device Resources

General Use

Accessibility Tools

Digital Tools Student Guides

Classlink

The landing page for all applications and content accessed through your Lexington One account.

Google Classroom

System to manage assignments, share resources, and provide real-time feedback.

Google Workspace

Integrated tools like Docs, Drive, Gmail, and Slides that support collaboration.

Adobe Express

Creative app that allows students to generate authentic products.

Amplify Classroom

ELA, Math, Science

Interactive simulations, hands-on activities, and real-time feedback.

Brisk Teaching

Provides instant, personalized feedback on work.

Canva

Creative app that allows students to generate authentic products.

Zearn

Math

Interactive digital lessons that offer "just-in-time" instruction.

How Students Use Artificial Intelligence in Grades 3-5

Students in grades 3-5 build AI awareness by identifying its role in daily tools and engaging in structured prompt writing with vetted, image-based generative tools (e.g., Adobe Express). Instruction focuses on creativity, critical thinking, and ethical use. Generative text tools (e.g., Gemini) are not introduced until middle school.

Grades 3-5 AI Fluency Learning Targets

I can use AI to create illustrations and diagrams that show what I’m learning.
I can use an AI tool to get feedback to improve my work.
I can notice when AI gives answers that don't make sense or may not be true.

Visit the Artificial Intelligence homepage to learn about our gradelevel expectations and supported tools.

At Home Support

If you need support with PowerSchool parent codes, Google Classroom Access or Parent Square access please reach out directly to your student's teacher or school.

Last Edited: August 28, 2026