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We tutor k-5 struggling readers using Structured Literacy - the scientifically proven methodology that fills in gaps that students may have in their reading foundation, leading to fluency and comprehension. Our teachers have 20-30 years of experience and multiple certifications.
Literacy Tree (literacy-tree.com) has 52 customer reviews on Folks Told, with an average rating of 5.0 out of 5.
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Michael714
We were looking for resources for a third grader that was struggling with reading. We tried other things and nothing worked when I came across this program. The teacher was amazing and the small group setting was perfect. I highly recommend for anyone that has a child that needs help with literacy!
Samantha
My daughter is finishing up her first course and we signed up for the next course to continue her reading journey. Her kindergarten experience was all virtual due to Covid and this 1st grade year she was reading below grade level. We are currently in the Roots class with Ms. Renee and it has been an amazing experience. I wasn't sure what to expect when we signed up, but it has been wonderful. Ms. Renee keeps the kids engaged and switches up the exercises throughout the class. My daughter is reading sentences and paragraphs now without hesitation, which she couldn't do before. I observe the classes as well and have also learned how to help my daughter based on this style. The materials in the Google Classroom reinforce every lesson. I would recommend this course to anyone struggling to read or who just needs more confidence in their reading!
Mauree De L.
My son just finished his first course with them and I could not be happier. His reading has improved so much! I was skeptical at first but just after the first few classes I could see a huge difference in his reading and how much more confident he is when asks to read something. You won’t regret it!
Heather B.
Putting the needs of kids 1st! LOVE! It is with great pride that I recommend literacy tree as an amazing addition to anyone's education. In our family situation, my son's abilities were always just good enough for no intervention. He was just on the line, and struggled. As skill level increased, his confidence level continued to drop, and my son started to believe that he just wasn't supposed to be good at reading. He started to quit and he stopped trying. I was spoken to at the end of the year, that he was about to have intervention with the way he tested out. Covid timing in school was such a disservice to teachers and students. Call it a mother's intuition, but I started to believe that the only reason why he tested the way he did was because of his confidence level. His level of try was nowhere near what he was capable of. I had to do something. And for some reason I was lucky enough to stumble on literacy tree from Facebook... I made a deal with my son saying that he wouldn't have to do any summer reading books if he wanted to do this class. Of course, he Agreed with open arms! No books! He truly believed he was winning. I have been fortunate enough to observe every single class that my son has been part of. There is not one day that I don't see some sort of brand new discovery of how he can learn to read. Everyday he receives is a brand new skill/tool, that he didn't have before. To watch him believe he is just practicing, and to see him enjoy reading again is completely phenomenal. He IS WINNING! So many parents would believe that their kid is just supposed to not be a very good reader. That's all fine and good, but if you want to add enough tools to make him or her be most successful possible, I encourage you to look into literacy tree. They work with you, and they want to give you the gift of tools and skill to your children... Every single educator strives to help every student reach their potential! Give these educators a chance to help your student take one more step closer to that potential.
