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You’ve worked long and hard to keep students on track this year. Schools are doubling down this summer to give students the best chance of success, and Savvas keeps working with you. We’ve created all-new solutions to address “unfinished learning” and accelerate academic progress for all your students. These easy-to-implement solutions will help you move the needle and create a school culture of achievement.
Curated content keeps you focused on teaching rather than prepping and planning. New Savvas Summer Impact is an easy-to-deliver summer curriculum for Reading and Math. Everything is included and ready-to-go, and it’s all on the Savvas Realize™ LMS.
The best of both worlds. New Savvas One™ Summer provides curated Reading and Math content plus flexibility to make it your own. Customize lessons with resources from across the curriculum. It’s a flexible approach, and it’s all on the Savvas Realize™ LMS.
SuccessMaker Focus provides digital instruction and practice in priority skills from the previous grade level.
Words Their Way Classroom is the classic word sort program for phonics, vocabulary, and spelling.
Reading Spot puts an entire library of e-books on every student’s phone or device.
iLit20 encourages self-guided reading 20 minutes per day, 2-5 times a week. 3000+ texts!
How can you quickly and easily address unfinished learning and offer acceleration for all students? The new Savvas Math Screener and Diagnostic Assessments (Grades K-8) will help. It provides an easy and quick way to measure each student’s abilities and recommend “just right,” personalized practice. Developed in partnership with WestEd, one of the most respected names in assessment.
How can you quickly and easily address unfinished learning and offer acceleration for all students? The new Savvas Math Screener and Diagnostic Assessments (Grades K-8) will help. It provides an easy and quick way to measure each student’s abilities and recommend “just right,” personalized practice. Developed in partnership with WestEd, one of the most respected names in assessment.
A short screening assessment identifies students’ proficiency in precursor math skills.
Diagnostic assessment adjusts to student misconceptions and understanding in real time, providing on-, above-, and below-level problems.
Student data generates on-, above-, and below-level instructional resource suggestions.
