Reading Skills Programs
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Phonics - Comprehension - Vocabulary - Study Skills - Speed Reading - Love of Reading
For a productive and enjoyable activity with lifelong benefits, we recommend our reading skills and speed reading programs. These eight different programs can turn poor readers into good readers, and good readers into great readers. A skilled teacher in each program provides encouragement, and the outstanding instructional materials have been developed by experts noted in their field.
Program for 4-year-olds and entering kindergartners:
Children in this program learn beginning phonics and reading readiness skills, build comprehension, and develop an enduring love of books and reading.
Program for entering 1st graders:
Success in first grade requires a strong foundation of reading skills and a high level of confidence. In this program, your child will learn phonics, build sight vocabulary, improve comprehension, and experience success with independent reading.
Program for entering 2nd graders:
Students learn phonics and word-attack skills, build sight vocabulary, and improve fluency and comprehension. Your child can become a strong independent reader, build confidence, and develop a love of reading.
Program for entering 3rd graders:
Students develop strong comprehension, and learn the long-word decoding and fluency skills required to read longer books with ease. Your child can become a more fluent, confident reader and enjoy reading more.
Program for entering 4th and 5th graders:
Our average student gains more than one grade level in comprehension, and increases fluency and speed. Your child can complete homework more quickly and easily, get better grades, and become fully absorbed in books.
Program for entering 6th-8th graders and
Program for entering 9th-11th graders:
In these programs, the average student improves comprehension one to two grade levels while doubling reading speed. They can also learn the best way to read textbooks, take notes, and study for tests. As a result, students can complete homework more quickly and easily, get better grades, and enjoy reading more.
Program for entering 12th graders, college students, and adults:
In these programs, the average student doubles reading speed in materials for work, school, and personal interest, improves comprehension and virtually eliminates re-reading.
Locations: Reading programs are conducted at various locations throughout the area. Call to inquire about the Reading Skills Program in your area.
Register or call 1-800-978-9596 for more information.
