i-Ready Adds Lessons, Assessments

Curriculum Associates has updated i-Ready with new reading and math lessons in Spanish, as well as a new K–6 Spanish reading assessment.

i-Ready is a platform for differentiated instruction in reading and math, offering digital instruction and formative assessments. New features, announced today, include:

  • Spanish Reading lessons for Grades K–2, which cover phonics and reading comprehension;

  • More than 300 Spanish versions of many mathematics Personalized Instruction lessons for Grades K–6;

  • Teacher Toolbox, supporting Spanish in grades K–8;

  • Tools for Instruction in Mathematics in Spanish for grades K–8;

  • Learning Games in Spanish for grades K–8;

  • Diagnostic for Mathematics in Spanish for grades K–12; and

  • Reading Assessment in Spanish for grades K–6 for the 2021–2022 school year.

The company also recently launched Spanish-language phone and email support for i-Ready users and families.

i-Ready is used by some 9.5 million students in the United States. Further details can be found at curriculumassociates.com.

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