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Harness the power of small group to meet your foundational literacy Science of Reading goals.

Formative Assessments that Inform Learning

Formative Assessments Throughout

Quick checks throughout drive instruction and personalized pathing.

Speech Technology

Digital assessments use speech technology to save teachers time and access rich data to inform pathing. This oral reading screener digital test, powered by SoapBox Labs, records each child reading a short decodable text and scores the reading based on the child’s ability to read skill words in connected text.

How Feedback is Used

Based on student performance, teachers have the data to drive instruction to ensure students receive the supports they need to accelerate their learning and reach reading proficiency.

Data to Prove Results

The user-friendly online admin reports provide a quick snapshot of usage and progress. These reports may be viewed at the district, school, classroom, and student level. Real-time reports show several ways to review and even print the data based on need.

District Level:

  • Review assigned lessons, student usage, and progress across the entire district. Observe how many students are active in the program.
  • Encourage discussions with school-level administrators regarding the needs of teachers and students.  
  • Even view at the lesson level to look for trends around skills that teachers might need to revisit or monitor at the print level. 

School/Class Level:

  • Offers a quick look at classrooms that have implemented the digital experience for a view on lesson progress.
  • Observe the number of students who can meet specific skills when given additional support.
  • View lesson levels by Set or Grade to identify skills that may need additional small-group instruction or modifications to small groups.

Student Level:

  • Observe individual students who might need additional support in or out of the classroom.
  • Generate reports for students who might be at the pre-referral stage.
  • Look for specific skills that a student might need to revisit individually or in small groups for further support.

Embedded Progress Monitoring

Teachers have a variety of tools for monitoring student progress, using data to inform grouping and drive instructional decisions.
Click to view a sample below.

Assessment checkpoints include:

Lesson Cards

Provide guidance on observing children reading during teacher-led groups and applying skills during student-directed classroom practice.

Formative Assessment Cards

Used for responsive support based on small-group and independent work.

Reading Response Journal

Provides lesson-level and unit-level skills checks as well as a beginning-of-the program screener and cumulative check at the end.

Digital Screener and Skills Activities

Voice-enabled digital readings create data-driven pathing within the Student Digital Learning.

Digital Text Quick-Checks

Check understanding of texts and skills to drive personalized support.