Letter sounds
Short drills so the child maps letters to sounds instead of guessing.
We match each child with one volunteer tutor. Sessions are free, one-to-one, and built around phonics, fluency, and books the child can actually finish.
Phonics and decoding for children still guessing at words.
02Repeated reading so a story sounds like speech, not a struggle.
03Talking about the book so meaning stays with the child.
04Families never pay. Email [email protected] to enroll or volunteer.
Children's Literacy exists for kids who have fallen behind. We do not sell workbooks. We give free, one-to-one time with a tutor who stays with the same child week after week.
No groups. The tutor hears every word the child reads.
We start where the child is — not where the textbook says they should be.
Volunteer tutors. No invoice for families. Books stay in the child's hands.
Children's Literacy keeps a shelf of leveled readers and a roster of volunteer tutors. When a child is reading below grade level, we do not wait for a paid program — we book a free one-to-one hour. Reach us at [email protected].
A short note is enough. We ask what reading feels like at school and at home.
The same volunteer each week. Sessions stay one-to-one and free.
Phonics, fluency, then stories the child can finish and talk about.
Children's Literacy is a free program. If a child is reading below grade level, we find a tutor. If you can give an hour a week, we train you.
No fee. Tell us the grade and we match a one-to-one tutor.
We give a simple lesson plan. You give a steady weekly session.
Teachers can name children who need extra reading time.
Enroll, volunteer, or refer. We answer in English, without a waitlist maze.
Email [email protected] or use this form. Tutoring stays free and one-to-one.
Who we serve, cost, how sessions work, and how to enroll.
Children who are reading below grade level. Sessions are free, one-to-one, and matched to the child's current reading stage.
Yes. Families do not pay. Volunteer tutors give one-to-one time in phonics, fluency, and comprehension.
A child meets the same tutor each week. Lessons use books at the right level, plus short drills for sounds and sight words.
Email [email protected] or send the form. Tell us the child's grade and whether you are a family or a tutor.