eSpark

What is eSpark?

eSpark is an AI-powered educational tool designed for students in grades K-5. It focuses on personalized instruction and practice in math and reading through a research-based curriculum.

eSpark offers a variety of interactive math and reading activities that engage students and cater to their individual learning needs. Using AI, the tool selects appropriate texts for students, allowing them to explore and learn at their own pace. Activities cover topics like counting, sight words, syllables, addition, subtraction, division, and multiplication.

Teachers can easily integrate eSpark into their instruction with guided lessons and instructional videos. The tool provides real-time data on student progress and identifies learning gaps. Detailed online reports and personalized email updates help teachers monitor student growth and provide targeted interventions. eSpark also supports small group lessons and activities for differentiated instruction.

Administrators can access reports to track class trends and identify areas of improvement. The tool aligns with the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) and offers evidence-based interventions for students who need additional support.

Many teachers recommend eSpark for its effectiveness in helping students achieve learning gains and build confidence. The tool saves teachers time by providing targeted lessons and small group assignments. It also offers resources and support for student learning.

With roster and assessment integrations, eSpark is user-friendly and easy for teachers to start using. Currently, over 1 million students use eSpark in their classrooms.

Key Features

Personalized instruction and practice in math and reading

Interactive activities covering various topics

Real-time progress tracking and data analysis

Small group lessons for differentiated instruction

Aligned with ESSA standards

Use Cases & Applications

Teachers can use eSpark for guided lessons and targeted interventions

Administrators can track class trends and improve teaching strategies

Students can benefit from personalized learning experiences