Once my teachers see that a need for a Lexia Lesson is popping up with students, they will Zoom one-on-one with that child and provide that lesson to them. We've also found that our teachers have been able to utilize the Skill Builders for extra practice. We use a platform called Seesaw in our younger grades and Schoology in our older grades, and so our teachers have uploaded those lessons and Skill Builders into those platforms, and students are able to access them. The nice thing about Seesaw is they can actually interact with them and write on them and then submit them right back to their teachers. So I would say, continue to do the things that you were doing all year with the program in your classroom and just find ways to be able to connect with your students remotely in order to continue to support their interventions and their literacy learning.