Frequently Asked Questions

eSpark is an adaptive, online program that provides K-5 math and reading instruction at each student’s level.

Yes! A limited number of teachers per school can get access to a trial of eSpark. To claim your account, sign up here.

eSpark works on all classroom devices with an internet connection including iPads, Chromebooks, laptops, and desktops.

eSpark can be used in a variety of classroom models. Most commonly, we see eSpark used as a center — students work independently while teachers meet with a separate small group.

Teachers have access to a dashboard containing information on what your students are working on and what they’ve accomplished in eSpark. Teachers also receive weekly emails with progress data and suggestions for small groups.

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

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.

In order to set students on differentiated paths, eSpark gives students a placement quiz to diagnose their unique needs. For some districts, we’re able to import your existing assessment data—such as NWEA MAP, STAR, or iReady—to diagnose needs.

Your teachers can sign up to use eSpark for the remainder of the school year, free of charge.

To get a quote for your building or district, get started by contacting us and a representative will be in touch soon.

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.