EYE Newsletter - January 2026

Using EYE Data

We are about midway through the school year, and there is still time to review your EYE reports and use the data!  Your EYE reports provide you with valuable data to help you identify and support each child's needs.  

Use your results to: 

• guide instruction; 
• engage families; and 
• personalize each child’s learning experience. 

Targeted intervention activities for your children: Use EYE-100 activities now

We know that while it is vital to provide educators with data, it is equally important to link all our assessments to an intervention. 

We provide teachers with 100 domain-strengthening activities they can use after administering the EYE to support the complex classroom needs they encounter.

All of the learning activities are rooted in the science of reading literacy and are designed to help strengthen children’s skills across multiple domains.

Check out all 20 sets of EYE-100 in our Knowledge Base now!

We also have the option to purchase printed EYE-100 Activity Books. Click on this link to our storefront to view the options. 

We’d love to hear how it works for you! 

Important information for EYE-DA users:

 Check Out These EYE Resources!

• NEW School Leaders: Leveraging EYE-TA Data to Support Student Success 
• Understanding your EYE-TA Reports
• Sharing your EYE-TA Reports with multiple stakeholders 
• Responding to EYE-DA Results

Educator Videos and News

How Imaginative Play Can Help Young Children Heal From Adversity

Play can help children become fluent in the language of the nervous system, learning what their bodies and brains need in times of distress and dysregulation. 

Using 'Tell Me More' Prompts to Make Learning Stick

Asking students to explain how they arrived at an answer is a powerful strategy for making a concept more memorable.