SMALL GROUP CLASSES
Reading support that helps your child feel less alone
Small group classes can bring fresh energy to reading practice. With guided instruction, peer encouragement, and just enough healthy competition, your child has a place to strengthen skills without feeling like all the attention is on them.
Limit: 4 seats per class
Grow Alongside Friends
Some children grow best with one-on-one support. While other children light up when they get to learn alongside a few other kids.
For many children, it helps to realize, "I'm not the only one working on this."
They can listen
They can observe.
They can hear classmates think through words.
They can practice without feeling like they always have to perform.
That kind of setting can make reading feel a little less lonely and a little more doable.
Why Small Groups Work
Feel Less
Alone
Discover that other children are working on similar challenges, making the reading journey feel less lonely.
Learn by Observing
Watch strategies in action and hear classmates think through words before taking a turn.
Safe
Practice
Participate in games and practice activities without feeling the pressure to constantly perform.
Stay Motivated
Peer interaction encourages your child to keep trying and stay engaged even when reading is hard.
Healthy Competition
Make practice feel active and purposeful with lighthearted challenges that build confidence.
Steady Growth
Build foundational reading, spelling, and writing skills over time in a structured, manageable setting.
LIMITED TO 4 SEATS
Every Learner Is Noticed
WHAT TO EXPECT
Structured Growth, Shared
Each class is designed to support reading growth in a structured, interactive way. Your child receives guided instruction, meaningful practice, and feedback that helps them keep moving forward alongside their peers.
Limited to 4 seats per class
01
Sound-Spelling
Learners connect sounds to spellings, practice tricky words, and strengthen their spelling through guided review.
02
Reading Fluency
Learners build smoother reading through repeated practice, compassionate feedback, and connected text.
03
Sentence Writing
Learners practice sentence creation, word work, and written responses that actively support reading and spelling growth.
04
Word Games & Review
Participating in engaging challenges that make practice feel active, purposeful, and fun without unnecessary pressure.
About Me
Hey, I'm Miss Audrey
Many of my students come to me feeling hopeless and believing they will never become strong readers. While working together, their confidence grows, and they are more capable of reading on their own.
My goal is to help children become confident readers and writers and to:
Equip parents to help their children become strong, capable readers
Partner with parents by providing them with targeted learning resources
Offer group classes and 1:1 tutoring for children who need a helping hand
WHO IT'S FOR
Is This A
Good Fit?
Small-group classes are especially helpful for children who need support and connection as they build stronger reading skills.
Craves Connection
Benefits from learning with other children and seeing peers practice too.
Motivated by Games
Gets motivated by interactive games, challenges, and group activities.
Unique Profiles
Has dyslexia tendencies, ADHD, dysgraphia, or other learning needs.
Structured Help
Needs support with reading, spelling, or writing, but not fully 1:1.
Needs Encouragement
Could use encouragement, accountability, and repeated practice.
Ready to Join
Is ready to participate in a small, supportive class setting.
ENROLLMENT PROCESS
A Simple Plan To Start
1
Ask about openings
Reach out to see which group classes are currently available and whether there is a seat that fits your child’s needs.
2
Find the right fit
We will consider your child’s age, reading needs, and current skill level to determine whether a small-group class is a good fit.
3
Begin learning
Your child joins a small class with guided instruction, peer encouragement, and steady reading practice.
Take The Brave Next Step
Small group reading classes give your child structured support, peer encouragement, and a place to practice without feeling alone. With only 4 seats per class, each learner has room to participate, observe, and grow.
Classes fill quickly due to the strict 4-seat limit. Reach out today to secure your child's spot.
