Digital and Offline Resources to Support Students Struggling in Lexia^® Core5^® Reading

We recommend you log in to myLexia® at least once a week to review your class Action Plan to check the progress of your students. Look closely at the Struggling tab to take steps to get students the support they need.

The Struggling tab lists the students who are having difficulty with an online activity and would benefit from additional support. In this tab, you will be able to access the Lexia Lessons that have been recommended for students. Lexia Lessons are scripted, explicit lesson plans to guide educators in providing targeted intervention to individual students, small groups, or the whole class. For Phonics strand Lexia Lessons, slide decks to support instruction are also available (see below).

Delivering Lexia Lessons Remotely

• As stated above, Lexia Lessons are scripted, explicit lesson plans to guide educators in providing targeted intervention to individual students, small groups, or the whole class. If you are currently providing direct instruction to your students using district-approved video conferencing, consider using the Lexia Lessons as part of this virtual instruction. Lessons typically require minimal materials to be delivered.
• Alternatively, you may consider sharing specific recommended Lexia Lessons with families for instruction to be done at home. Lexia Lessons can be downloaded from myLexia and shared with families via email, LMS, or Google Classroom. You can also point families to our new At-Home Resource Hub and provide specific lesson recommendations.

New Core5 Lexia Lessons Slide Decks:

• Available for the Core5 Phonics strand only
• Slide decks use the Google Slides™ web-based presentation program. They are designed to be delivered by a teacher in presentation mode and can be used as a complement to our printable Lessons in the classroom or in a remote learning environment.
• Log in to myLexia > Resources to access the Resources Hub > Support for Instruction page.
• When you select a Lexia Lesson, you will be prompted to make your own copy of the slide deck. Your copy of the Lexia Lesson slide deck will be stored in Google Drive™ online storage service, so you can access it at any time and from any device.
• Since you won't be accessing this instructional resource directly through the myLexia dashboard, you’ll need to manually mark Lessons as delivered in your Class Overview.