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Students work on different, engaging activities with eSpark

Happier students learn more

eSpark is an adaptive, online program for grades K-5 that helps teachers differentiate instruction in math and reading with activities kids love.

Standards-aligned instruction

All of eSpark’s instructional resources and practice activities fully align to Common Core and many state standards to ensure students are learning the skills they need to succeed.

Data-driven differentiation

In order to set students on differentiated paths, eSpark administers a placement quiz to diagnose their unique needs. For some schools, we’re able to diagnose using existing assessment data such as NWEA MAP, STAR, or Let's Go Learn.

Why do school and district leaders love eSpark?

Research-based Curriculum

As a team of educators, we ensure our curriculum and product is research-based and pedagogically sound.

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Accessible Support

We’re dedicated to providing training, resources, and support so that every teacher feels empowered while using eSpark.

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Happy 4th Grader using eSpark on a laptop

Social-emotional Insights

eSpark's mood check-in feature allows teachers to keep a pulse on how students are feeling.

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Classroom Differentiation Student Growth Student Engagement Benefits for Teachers

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We were impressed by the individualized instruction and how the program assesses the students to find out their reading/math levels, and then creates a whole program for them based on that data.

Ryanne Bigelli
Principal from New Jersey

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Using eSpark, we were able to demonstrate quantitatively that student achievement increased across the board, from our most challenged learners to our brightest students.

Dr. Michael Nagler
Superintendent from New York

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My students ask me to do eSpark! They really enjoy it, and learning students enjoy is always a teacher win. On my end I love how it is tied very clearly to the standards.

Stephanie Listoe
3rd Grade Teacher from Montana

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Whether it’s math or language arts, [eSpark] makes our teachers' lives a little easier. They don’t have to plan ten to twelve centers a week. Instead they plan five or six and eSpark becomes an automatic center.

Brian Staples
Principal from New Jersey