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• Learning A-Z / Raz-Kids is a web-based software that provides comprehensive leveled reading resources for students. Every eBook is available in online and mobile formats and allows students to listen to, read at their own pace, and record themselves reading.
   

• Overview video
   

• Get Students Started
   

• Get to Know the Student Portal
   

• Get to Know the Reading Room
   

• eBooks
   

• Incentives & Awards
   

• Mobile Apps
   

• Parent Information
   

• Recorded Webinars
   

• Video Library

• How to manage teacher's roster (adding students, transfer, assignments, etc)
   

• Assignments feature
   

• Helpful Tips

• Student Usage 
   

• Teacher Usage 

In the same way that RazKids, Headsprout students will log in through the My Harmony portal, then, click on Clever and finally click on the Learning A-Z icon as shown below. 




once they log in, the home page shows all products.  They will click on Headsprout.

Click on the icon below to get access to Parameters & Credentials (Sign-in required to get access to this secure information)

School admin login

• Benchmark Passages
   

• Benchmark Books

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• District Coverage?  K-5th ELA Grades.

• Is it Clever Ready?  Yes. Students need to Log in through My Harmony Portal. Then, click on the Clever icon and finally click on the Learning A-Z as shown below. For more details click here
  
  
  
  
  
   

• Does it need any software installed on computers? No. It is a web-based program.  
   

• I have a new student. Now what? After adding the student in Skyward, automatically the next business day, he/she will be in Clever. 
   

• I am a new teacher, how to get a new account? After adding the Teacher in Skyward, with a schedule and students, automatically the next business day, he/she will be in Clever. 

• I do not see some students in my roster? Contact the Skyward person at your campuses to make sure the student has a Student Id number and a Schedule.
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• Contact Raz-Kids Customer Support: Click here