Reading & Writing Tutoring
Reading
One-to-one reading tutoring in your home, available in select areas. We match your child with an expert reading tutor who builds strong skills, from phonics and fluency to comprehension, at their pace.
What does a Reading tutor cover?
Reading is a set of skills that build on each other: hearing the sounds in words, decoding them, reading smoothly, and understanding what the words mean. All of our reading tutors teach with All About Reading, a structured, multisensory curriculum based on the Orton-Gillingham approach, and every tutor connects sessions to what your child is reading in school.
Every child learns to read on their own timeline. Your tutor follows your child's needs, class, and goals rather than a generic script.
Reading tutoring for kids and teens
It is never too late to become a stronger reader. Progress at any age makes every other subject easier.
Children come to reading tutoring at many ages and for many reasons. We work with them wherever they are.
Kindergarten to 2nd grade
Learning letters, sounds, and first words. Tutoring builds confidence early, so reading starts out feeling possible.
3rd to 5th grade
The shift from learning to read to reading to learn. Tutoring helps if your child reads slowly or doesn't remember what they read.
Middle and high school
Longer texts and harder vocabulary in every class. Tutoring builds comprehension and the reading stamina school requires.
Students who learn differently
Some children find reading harder than their classmates do, including children with dyslexia. A structured, step-by-step approach like Orton-Gillingham lets them build skills at their own pace.
How our Reading tutoring works
Better grades, and more: confidence, independence, less stress, and readiness for what comes next.
Talk with us
An enrollment director learns about your child, their schoolwork, and what is getting in the way.
Get matched
We pair your student with a tutor suited to their level and how they learn.
Fill the gaps
Early sessions find and fix the missing pieces, so your student has a solid foundation to build on.
Keep pace each week
Sessions focus on current homework, assignments, quizzes, and tests, so new material lands on solid ground.
Build independence
The goal is a student who can tackle their work on their own, and who knows where to turn when the next challenge comes along.
Reading tutoring, at your kitchen table
Your family is busy. Tutoring should fit your schedule, not the other way around.
A step-by-step approach to reading
All of our Reading tutors are trained in Orton-Gillingham, a structured approach that breaks reading into small, clear steps. Students practice each skill by seeing, hearing, and writing it, so new skills build on ones they’ve already mastered.
In-home Reading tutoring
In many areas, a Reading tutor can come to your home and work one-on-one with your student at your kitchen table. Schedule a free consultation call to see if in-home tutoring is available where you live.
Reading tutors who know how children learn to read
Your student works with the same tutor every session, so progress builds instead of starting over.
Reading well is not the same as teaching reading. Our tutors know how to do both.
What does Reading tutoring cost?
Pricing depends on your tutor's experience and how many hours you choose. Get an estimate in seconds, then talk with our team to confirm your tutor match and a firm price.
Reading tutoring questions
Orton-Gillingham is a structured, multisensory way of teaching reading. Students learn how sounds, letters, and words connect, step by step, using sight, sound, and movement. All of our reading tutors use it as part of the All About Reading curriculum.
Yes. All of our reading tutors use the Orton-Gillingham approach through the All About Reading curriculum. Reading tutoring is offered in-home in select areas, so schedule a free consultation call to see if it's available where you live.
Yes. We teach reading to children of all kinds, including children with dyslexia. All of our reading tutors use the Orton-Gillingham approach, which is widely used with students who have dyslexia. Our tutors teach reading. They do not diagnose or treat dyslexia, so for questions about an evaluation, talk with your child's school or a qualified specialist.
Some common signs: reading much more slowly than classmates, avoiding reading, guessing at words, or finishing a page without remembering what it said. If reading is making school harder or causing frustration, a short call can help you decide.
A reading tutor finds where reading breaks down, whether that is sounding out words, reading smoothly, or understanding what was read, and teaches those skills one-to-one. Sessions also support the reading your child has in school.
Yes. Tutors teach strategies for finding the main idea, keeping track of details, making inferences, and summarizing, and practice them on the books and assignments your child has in class.
Not at this time. Reading tutoring is offered in-home only, in select areas. Schedule a free consultation call to see if it's available where you live.
