Reading and Dyslexia Tutors
Reading and
Dyslexia Tutors
Reading and Dyslexia Tutors
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Reading Tutors for
La Jolla Families
Reading Tutor for
Maryland Families
Is your child or teen’s struggle to read affecting their self-confidence?
Our private reading tutors can get your student reading fluently and caught up to their peers while instilling a love of reading.
Rather than just practice reading where a student guesses at words based on pictures or context clues, we follow the Science of Reading and use systematic, explicit instruction in phonological skills, phonics and fluency to help your child learn the foundational skills all children need in order to be fluent readers, good spellers and confident students.
Our Program
Sign Up Any Time of Year!
Grades: 1-12
Format: Live 1-on-1 customized tutoring sessions
Platform: Zoom
Schedule: Before, during, or after school/camp and weekends
Methods: The Science of Reading and Orton-Gillingham
Our Reading Program is Designed with Busy La Jolla Families in Mind
If your child is noticeably behind their peers in reading, you want them caught up as quickly as possible. We get that.
Rather than just making progress, we want your student to reach grade level and “graduate” quickly, but that requires a reading tutor to work intensely with your child.
For a lot of students, that means 3-4 or even 5 sessions per week for several months.
That’s tricky for many La Jolla families.
We’ve learned that most families have really busy schedules and would find it impossible to come in person several times a week. That’s why we developed our online reading program and work with students over Zoom.
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"Over the summer, I noticed that my daughter (who was going into the 6th grade) was struggling reading fluently and pronouncing certain words that should come easily to someone her age. I searched for reading tutors and found Kids Up Reading Coaches. Daniela and Caitlin worked with her for over 3 months and they transformed her into a strong, confident reader. Her spelling has improved and I can see that she truly enjoys reading now. The team is amazing and I am truly grateful that we found them!"
Sixth Grade
La Jolla, CA
Reading tutoring over Zoom? Really?
Yes, really!
We know that a lot of kids and families hated online learning during the pandemic, but this is different.
We created this program specifically for Zoom, and our 1-on-1 sessions are effective and engaging. Read more about it HERE.
Our Reading Tutors incorporate fun and interactive activities like:
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Word games (aka phonological exercises)
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Reading real and nonsense words on the Orton-Gillingham Blending Board
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Solving magic squares and
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Reading graphic novels like the Diary of a Pug and Cat Kid Comic Club series
Free 30 Minute
Intro Call
Get answers to all of your questions on a friendly call.
1 Hour Screeners
We'll check your student's phonological and phonics skills and match you with a tutor.
Tutoring Sessions
Systematic, explicit instruction targeted to the skills your student needs to learn.
Follow Along
Check your student's Progress Chart and receive weekly updates
Celebrate
See you child or teen's confidence grow in reading and spelling!
How it Works
Still Not Sure Online Reading Tutoring is Right for You?
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Reach out to us with any questions.
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Request references from other La Jolla parents.
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Read our parent testimonials.
Our Guarantee: Try it for a week. Love it, or it's on us!
Our Guarantee: reviews.
Free
30 Minute Intro Call
Find out more about our program and get answers to all of your questions on a friendly call. No hard sales pitch.
1 Hour Screeners
We'll check your student's phonological and phonics skills, talk about the results of the screeners, and match your child with a tutor.
Tutoring Sessions
Systematic, explicit instruction targeted to the skills your student needs to learn. Stay in the room and listen in, if you'd like.
Follow Along
See what topics your student has learned by checking their Progress Chart, and read the weekly updates from your tutor.
Celebrate!
See your child or teen's confidence grow as reading and spelling become easy!
Fluent Readers.
Good Spellers. Confident Students.
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