The Grove Learning Center

📣Does your child have ADHD? If so stop scrolling!

We are excited to announce a new workshop we are offering this summer!

Struggling with homework battles, disorganization, or lack of focus? You’re not alone—and your child doesn’t have to figure it out alone either.

✨ Our Executive Function Small Group Tutoring helps students build the real-life skills they need to succeed:
✔️ Get organized
✔️ Start & finish tasks
✔️ Stay focused
✔️ Manage time
✔️ Regulate emotions

📅 Thursdays | June 11 – July 2, 2026
⏰ 4:00–5:00 PM
💲 $200 (4-week program)

Give your child the tools to succeed—at school and beyond. Spots are limited!

🔗 Learn more: https://www.thegrovelearning.com/group-tutoring See less

So excited to announce a new workshop we are offering this summer!

Struggling with homework battles, disorganization, or lack of focus? You’re not alone—and your child doesn’t have to figure it out alone either.

✨ Our Executive Function Small Group Tutoring helps students build the real-life skills they need to succeed:
✔️ Get organized
✔️ Start & finish tasks
✔️ Stay focused
✔️ Manage time
✔️ Regulate emotions

📅 Thursdays | June 11 – July 2, 2026
⏰ 4:00–5:00 PM
💲 $200 (4-week program)

Give your child the tools to succeed—at school and beyond. Spots are limited!

🔗 Learn more: https://www.thegrovelearning.com/group-tutoring

Are you playing games with your kiddos? Check out the list below and the skills they strengthen!

Q: Why do you play games like Spot It and UNO at the end of your lessons? Wouldn’t my child be better off playing word games?

A: Great question!

Games like Spot It and UNO might not look like traditional literacy learning, but they play a powerful role in building executive function — the brain skills we need to learn effectively.

Executive function includes things like:
• Working memory (holding and using information)
• Attention and focus
• Impulse control
• Cognitive flexibility (switching between ideas or rules)

When children play these games, they’re practising:
✨ Tracking rules and patterns
✨ Thinking quickly and flexibly
✨ Managing frustration and emotions
✨ Taking turns and staying engaged

These skills are essential for reading and writing. For example, a child needs executive function to:
📚 Follow the sequence of sounds in a word
📚 Stay focused on a sentence
📚 Check and correct their own work

So while it might look like “just a game,” it’s actually targeted brain training — and ending sessions this way also helps children finish on a positive, fun note 💛

Learning isn’t just about what we teach — it’s about building the brain skills that make learning possible.

Some other great games for building executive function are:

🧠 Memory – strengthens working memory and attention
👀 Simon Says – builds listening skills and impulse control
⚡️ Bop It – encourages quick thinking and response inhibition
🎲 Connect 4 – supports planning, strategy, and flexible thinking
🃏 Go Fish – develops memory, turn-taking, and focus
🧩 Jenga – builds self-control, patience, and fine motor planning

The best part? These all feel like fun — but they’re quietly building the brain skills children need for reading, writing, and learning 💛

Does your teen need help finishing the school year strong?💪

Do they need to prepare for the ACT or SAT?? 📘

We have openings for the following times 🗓️

🌛Monday and Tuesday 8:15 PM (for the night owls 🦉)
🌞Tuesday 4:00, 4:30
🌞Thursdays 5:15, 6:15, 7:15
🌞Fridays 1:30, 2:30, 3:30, 4:30, 5:30

We can help them prepare for final exams, AP exams, and standardized tests! Secure your space now!

This is a great infographic explaining what dyslexia is and how it impacts individuals

We need to talk about dyslexia. So many misconceptions about dyslexia still exist and are being spread.

In 2025, the definition is clearer than ever.

It is not about intelligence.
It is not about effort.
Understanding dyslexia is the first step.

Taking action is what changes outcomes.
I created this infographic to simplify it for parents and teachers. Download it and share it with someone who needs it.

🔗 Get the guide here: https://tr.ee/fFkHPgjCMo

Follow along so you do not miss more research based resources to support your students and or your child.

☀️Warmer weather having you dreaming of summer?
⏰Time to start planning camps for your kiddos!
🎨🖌️We are excited to offer art camp again this year!
🙌Link in the comments to register! *Spots are limited.*

Some strengths of dyslexic individuals

Here is a great list of accommodations for students with executive function challenges!

Executive Functioning Accommodations for an IEP or 504 Plan (PDF List) If your child is struggling with executive functions, here are some Executive Functioning Accommodations and strategies to add to your IEP or 504 plan.

We are excited to partner with a local ministry Trinity Fitness Riverside to collect toys for kids in Wolfson's hospital. You can drop of in the office until 12/5.

We are excited to add our newest tutor Ms. Isabelle. She is experienced in tutoring high school students in math, anatomy, IEW writing, and many other areas. She is also available for SAT and ACT tutoring. She is currently booking virtual sessions. Reach out to get scheduled and see your student achieve their goals this school year!