Ensure your child's future reading success with our phonemic awareness classes for kids ages 3-5.
This four-week summer program is taught by degreed literacy specialists trained in an evidence-based multisensory approach that helps kids make the connection between sounds and letters. Through visual, auditory, kinesthetic, and tactile methods, teachers will individualize instruction to increase each child's letter knowledge and phonemic awareness—a necessary prerequisite for reading.
In fact, a student's level of phonemic awareness upon entering school is widely considered to be the strongest, single determinant of their future reading success. And it's never too early to begin building these important skills! Alphabet Adventures will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
New this summer, families have the option to also enroll in our Wednesday STEM class, which is designed to encourage curiousity and critical thinking. We'll engage our youngest learners in fun Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math activities with a strong emphasis on building numeracy skills. Together, we'll explore our environment and figure out how things work.
Space is limted, so register right away! Call 440.832.7850 or email rvoth@lawrenceschool.org to sign up. A $200 deposit is required to hold your place in the program. Note: One-on-one Alphabet Adventures sessions are also available throughout the school year.
$500 / Tues & Thurs Alphabet Classes and Wednesday STEM Classes
$450 / Tues & Thurs Alphabet Classes Only
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