Frequently Asked Questions

Districts partner with eSpark to effectively differentiate instruction in PK-5 math and ELA classrooms. eSpark saves teachers valuable lesson planning time by providing students with engaging games, apps, and activities aligned to their unique areas of academic need.

eSpark’s curriculum covers grades PK–5 in Math and ELA. eSpark’s curriculum can also be used in 7th and 8th grade RtI and Special Education settings.

Most districts use eSpark two to five times a week. Designed to build independent learners, eSpark can be used a variety of instructional models including whole group instruction, station-rotation, and split classroom. To learn more about eSpark’s student and teacher experience, watch the eSpark Walkthrough video.

eSpark uses your district’s existing data to diagnose learning needs. You can learn more by visiting our page on state and nationally-normed assessments.

eSpark’s apps, videos, games, activities, and critical thinking assessments fully align to Common Core and many state standards including Next Generation Learning Standards, Ohio’s Learning Standards, Michigan Academic Standards, Illinois Learning Standards, and more.

eSpark works on all classroom devices including iPads, Chromebooks, laptops, and desktops.

Because eSpark Learning’s solutions and services are highly customized, eSpark pricing is tailored to each district’s unique needs and implementation. Please click here to learn more about our pricing.

Currently we only work directly with schools and school districts, but we would love for you to share information about eSpark with your child’s school administrators to see if our program could be a good fit for students in your community. If your child already uses eSpark at school, speak with a teacher to coordinate using eSpark at home.

Districts use Frontier to build confident, thoughtful writers and critical thinkers. With Frontier’s diverse, standards-aligned writing projects, teachers can easily provide students with the extended practice and real-time feedback they need to build strong writing skills.

Frontier’s curriculum provides extended writing practice for 3-8 classrooms.

Most districts use Frontier two to three times a week. Designed to build independent writers and readers, Frontier can be used a variety of instructional models including whole group instruction, station-rotation, and split classroom. To learn more about Frontier’s student and teacher experience, watch the Frontier Walkthrough video.

All of Frontier’s writing projects and resources align to Common Core state writing standards.

Frontier works on all classroom devices including iPads, Chromebooks, laptops, and desktops.

Because eSpark Learning’s solutions and services are highly customized, Frontier pricing is tailored to each district’s unique needs and implementation. Please click here to learn more about our pricing.

Currently we only work directly with schools and school districts, but we would love for you to share information about Frontier with your child’s school administrators to see if our program could be a good fit for students in your community. If your child already uses Frontier at school, speak with a teacher to coordinate using eSpark at home.