K-8th Private Tutoring

06/11/2024

Summer Tutoring starts this week!?! So excited!
My Summer Hours:
Mondays- 3-5 pm
Tuesday- 9am - 12pm
Wednesdays- 1-3 pm
Thursdays- 8-11 am
Fridays- 9-10 am
**A couple open spots remain! Please reach out!

05/28/2024

Summer 2024 Tutoring hours to be posted later on this week! I’m so excited!

09/19/2023

Is your child struggling with the new school workload? Let me help! (K-8th grade)

06/25/2023

05/24/2023

New Reading Workshops! (You do not need to be an currently enrolled student to sign up) **Please share with your friends** I can’t wait! These are going to be so fun!

05/22/2023

**Only a few more slots left** If you sign up between now and Memorial Day, you get a discounted Memorial Day pricing! Contact me today!

08/25/2018

Local homeschool friends- I get the wonderful opportunity to teach an ASL enrichment class for homeschool students (7th-12th grade) through “On the Go Academy”. It’s not too late to enroll. It’s going to be great!! 🤟🏻ASL

08/14/2018

I love some of these ideas. Not everything will work for every family and student, but I know far too many students who just don’t know how to organize. Don’t take responsibility away from them but do teach them. Do guide them. Help them to find ways to take responsibility and organize their lives now. Back-to-school time is a perfect time.

06/01/2018

I still have a few open spots for this Study-Skills Book Club! I have used this life-changing book with many of my students and have seen amazing results and life-long skills. Contact me today!

In my experience as a substitute teacher and tutor with middle-schoolers, I have observed that most struggle in school just because they don't have time-management and study skills. They are smart, brilliant children without the knowledge and skill sets to organize and execute what needs to be done. A good chunk of my tutoring sessions are dedicated to these skills. This is why I am very excited to now be offering....

05/25/2018

Don’t forget to keep reading to your child this summer! It’s so important (and fun)!

There are many ways young children encounter stories. A new study finds a "Goldilocks effect," where a cartoon may be "too hot" and audiobooks "too cold" for learning readers.