Imagine Learning Supports the Georgia Early Literacy Act
Imagine Learning EL Education® is an approved high-quality curriculum
Approved to Empower Literacy Potential
As part of the Georgia Early Literacy Act, the Georgia State Board of Education has created a list of approved high-quality instructional materials that are aligned with science-based reading research and provide evidence-based literacy instruction. Imagine Learning’s EL Education is an approved program in Georgia.
Core reading instruction that makes a bigger impact
Imagine Learning EL Education includes print and digital resources with an innovative platform that empowers educators to spend more time teaching and less time planning. Our Professional Development and Customer Success teams ensure a smooth implementation for your school or district, equipping you to achieve more.
Aligned to the Science of Reading:
Focuses on Early Foundational Skills
In grades K–2, students receive direct, explicit instruction in alphabetic principle, phonemic awareness, phonics, decoding, and sight word recognition — all on a digital platform.
Takes a Content-Based Approach to Build Language Comprehension
Students study a wide variety of texts across content areas and disciplines to build knowledge. They learn academic vocabulary, gain fluency, and master increasingly challenging syntax.
Provides Direct Instruction in Bridging Skills
Lessons on print awareness for the youngest readers, fluency instruction for emerging readers, vocabulary, and morphology instruction — all build to create increasingly strategic, increasingly automatic skilled readers.
Explicitly Teaches Self-Regulation
Many activities intentionally build students’ executive functioning (working memory, self-control, etc.) and incorporate student choice to spark motivation.
Ready-to-Go Plans Ease Teacher Workload
- Classroom ready lesson plans
- Informative data and reporting
- Premade slide decks with suggested pacing, teaching notes, and point of use resources
Rated All Green by EdReports
Our research-informed program earned all green scores from independent reviewer EdReports, meeting standards for text quality, usability, and building knowledge.
