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Smash is a comprehensive French, English and Spanish language education solution. It brings together sequenced lessons, differentiated practice, communication activities, assessment and teaching tools.

Schools, school boards, private schools and postsecondary institutions can use it with their educators and learners; individuals, families and homeschoolers have separate home-learning options.

French, English and Spanish. Each language has its own curriculum pathways and enrichment resources, with options for different ages, proficiency levels and teaching contexts. Explore the relevant audience page to see the programs that fit your learners or personal goals.

Smash provides complete language curricula organized by grade or proficiency level, units and structured learning missions. Connected lessons build vocabulary, applied grammar and practical communication.

Teachers can follow the main learning path or select short activities for practice, review and reinforcement; independent learners can revisit specific skills too. Short sessions are useful, while broader language development comes from structured progression, continued practice and opportunities to use what has been learned.

Smash brings together a complete, carefully sequenced curriculum and differentiated instruction. Listening, speaking, reading and writing are integrated throughout, with practice adapted to learners’ levels and building progressively toward meaningful communication. Teachers guide the pathway and choose reinforcement or extension as needed.

A demonstration lets you see these connections in the actual platform.

Teachers can use diagnostic and placement results to identify learner starting points and differentiate instruction. Follow the main curriculum for whole-class teaching, then choose supplementary materials to reinforce skills, address gaps or extend learning. Scaffolded activities and detailed reports help guide those choices.

Automatically graded activities give immediate feedback, and results are automatically available to the school teacher or home-plan language coach without a separate submission. Learners submit their own written and spoken responses for review by their school teacher or language coach.

Speaking practice includes recorded responses; automated pronunciation or proficiency scoring depends on the activity.

Yes. Learners can practise through a supported browser on a compatible device with internet access. School-provided access and individual home-learning plans are different offers, so confirm which access applies to you. Younger learners may need help choosing activities and maintaining a routine.

A demonstration can include a conversation about your goals, a closer look at Smash and ideas for implementation. Share your language, learner group and needs so the team can tailor the walkthrough. Qualifying schools, districts and school boards can also ask about a supported pilot; availability, scope, access and timing are agreed upon with Smash.

No student personally identifiable information is required to use Smash, and platform servers are located in Canada. The Privacy Policy explains the learning, technical and adult account information processed during use. Schools and families can review those details before choosing access.

Yes. Smash is open to partnering with Indigenous communities and organizations to help develop content for language revitalization. We have already collaborated with one group. Each project’s goals, scope and development pricing are discussed individually with the partner.