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Sparx Reader is an engaging and supportive platform in which pupils can develop their reading and literacy skills… with the options to change text and background colours, enlarge the text and check the meaning of unfamiliar vocabulary.
Sparx Reader is an online reading platform that helps students to practise reading regularly, to set them up for success at secondary school and in life beyond. In this video we'll give you an introduction to how Sparx Reader works and supports students with their reading.
1. Choosing classes to add to Reader. To add classes, go to More > Import & Manage Classes. Your English classes will appear by default, but you can search for others. Tick the classes you want to add, then click the arrow to move them to the right. 2. Resolving conflicts. A student can only belong to one class in Sparx Reader.
In Sparx Reader, students can select a word they do not understand to request its definition. We use AI tooling to interpret the sentence enabling us to deliver the specific definition of the word in context, enhancing the understanding of the reader.
Introduce Sparx Reader during a lesson. We recommend that you introduce Sparx Reader to students in a lesson, preferably in an ICT suite or a room that has devices. Students will need devices to log in to Sparx Reader and access the Sparx Reading Test.
Register your interest. At Sparx, we are dedicated to facilitating systemic change in schools to drive positive outcomes for learners. If you're serious about improving student outcomes and reducing teacher stress and workload then we want to hear from you.
As the Sparx Reader leader, here are the six steps you need to complete to set up your school's Sparx Reader site: Add Classes and Students. Add Staff. Train Your Team: Introduce Sparx Reader to your department and ensure all teachers complete their training.
Sparx Reading Levels are a measure of student reading ability, on a 1 to 9 scale. These Sparx levels can be mapped to reading ages. Within Sparx Reader, we have eBooks from a Sparx Level 1 (approximately equivalent to a reading age of 5), up to Level 9 (approximately equivalent to a reading age of 15+). Below is a rough mapping of how Sparx ...
If your students already use Sparx Maths they will be able to log in simply by: Go to sparxreader.com. Click Log in on the top right-hand side of the screen. Choose your school. Log in. If Single Sign On is enabled they can log in directly using Microsoft or Google.
Getting started overview. As the Sparx Reader leader, here are the six steps you need to complete to set up your school's Sparx Reader site: Add Classes and Students Add Staff Train Your Team: Introduce Sparx Reader to your department and ensur...
