The best part about Espark is that it differentiates each student. I teach in a K-6 classroom, and every student has their own path. I also like the ability to assign small group skills to students who need extra work on something or what we do in Tier 1 teaching as a rotation station. My students love getting high fives when they are successful in their quests. They also love the opportunity to make a video and teach the skills they learned.

I love the differentiation that is possible with using eSpark! I can give my readers what they're ready for. I also love that I can choose skills that we are learning in our classroom lessons, or I can also assign different lessons to meet student needs.

eSpark is quickly becoming one of my favorite parts of teaching ELA. I have used it for two years with my 4th-grade ELA students. I have about 70 kids each year, so I have a very differentiated group. eSpark allows me to have kids working on their level on topics that we need to cover. I also love that I can assign specific assignments to one or all of the students. The assignments are a quick, easy way to check for understanding of the mini-lessons we have covered in class. The students love Wednesday's high five day! They earn stickers for each high five they have earned that week and have turned learning into a weekly contest! Love the high motivation factor here!!!