Terrible "game" I had to do this in kindergarten, and, let me tell you, it is HORRIBLY SLOW. It takes weeks to progress through terrible level design and it cant even effectively teach anything. This website is one of the reasons I dont like going to school now, years later. it does not help that the school I had to do this in was also terrible (except for the principle, who was incredibly kind). The developers even tried to make it somewhat bearable by making a little animation play whenever you correctly answer a question. But these animations hurt more than help and get boring after your 3rd time watching them. And they arent even that good! I calculated that from the animations alone, assuming they are all 5 seconds long, take 45 minutes to watch them, alone, for 18 levels on the KINDERGARTEN COURSE! It is a terrible resource for schools trying to teach anything. I would rate this a 0/10 if I could. I really have a grudge (to say the least) against this app. Do not recommend. This all happened around 2014-2015.

One word: torture. THIS IS THE WORST! THIS THING IS SO ANNOYING THAT IT MADE ME WANT TO SUE THE COMPANY! SOMEONE STOP THIS! (it is basically torture turned into a school program) I hope this company fails. Also, whoever rates this 5 stars... go. Just go.

Lexia is actually so poop. it thinks I'm dumb Lexia is actually so poop. It thinks I'm freaking dumb and the second I get something wrong it repeats the same exact questions every time and it does nothing for my learning I don't learn anything from it but yet again I have to do it every other day for an hour at my school. the second I'm excited about my day lexia brings me down and no joke I think its given me anger issues cuz the voices r so annoying and they give me PTSD and Lexia is actually so poopy

None of the lessons made any sense None of the lessons made any sense. For example, “Those are good questions to ask.” is Those an adjective or a pronoun? Lexia Power Up said pronoun. I wish I could give this a 0 star review, but it won’t let me.

Lessons need to be more specific about what you're stuck on. For the most part, I feel like Lexia can be pretty interesting sometimes. But whenever you get to a question, which, by the way, doesn't elaborate well enough how to do, it will put you through the entire lesson all over again but less confusing. If you're going to make a learning website for youth, put them through a lesson that is exactly like the hard problems and help us understand more of what we are really doing wrong. For example, Simple, Compound, and Complex sentences. On this lesson, I haven't been able to understand the differences between these very well at all. So their method for "helping" me is putting me through the lesson for simple and NON simple sentences. THIS DOESN'T ELABORATE WHAT TO DO FOR COMPOUND AND COMPLEX SENTENCES! It looks incredibly lazy and even makes it look like the website overestimates a student's abilities to already know something when it's blatantly obvious that they don't. This has been going on for me for so long and it got so frustrating to the point where I just had to make this review.