Personalized Literacy Instruction
Reading Lantern provides compassionate, evidence-based literacy instruction tailored to your child's reading needs.
One-on-One Tutoring
Personalized reading sessions tailored to your child’s needs, goals, and pace. Support is available for students who need enrichment, targeted skill-building, or support with dyslexia and other reading challenges. Lessons are offered at a public location, such as a library, or in the home. A $10 travel fee applies to in-home sessions. Online sessions are available.
60-minute sessions $85 30-minute sessions $45
Parent & School Consultation
Reading assessments identify a student's strengths and areas of need and guide instruction. Assessments examine phonological awareness, phonics and decoding, spelling/encoding, reading fluency, and other foundational reading skills. When appropriate, a dyslexia screening may be included to help determine whether a comprehensive evaluation with a neuropsychologist may be an appropriate next step.
Reading Assessment & Written Report $200
Assessment options and pricing vary based on the student's needs. Contact me to discuss the appropriate assessment.
Assessment & Reading Evalutions
One-on-One Tutoring
Parent & School Consultation
Support for families navigating reading concerns, school meetings, and intervention planning. Consultation may include reviewing student test results, IEPs/504s, preparing for SST/IEP meetings, collaborating with school staff, and helping families better understand their child's reading needs and next steps.
Rates vary and are billed in 15-minute increments. Contact me for current consultation rates.
Emerging Readers
For young readers building letter knowledge, phonics, decoding, writing, spelling, and early fluency skills.
Growing Readers
Targeted small-group support for students who need extra practice with reading accuracy, fluency, or confidence.
Developing Readers
Students are placed in small groups based on skill level. With no more than 5 students per group, each child receives targeted instruction, guided practice, and encouragement in a comfortable learning environment. In a smaller setting, children have more opportunities to participate, practice skills, ask questions, and build confidence.
Did you know that many students lose 20% of the reading progress they made during the school year over summer break? Teachers call this the summer slide. When children do not read over the summer, those gaps can grow over time, making it harder to start the new school year with confidence.
Library programs and reading incentives can be wonderful for children who already enjoy reading. But for students who find reading difficult, a prize or coupon is often not enough to keep them practicing consistently or to help them continue building skills.
That’s why I created the Summer Reading Club. This small-group program provides targeted reading instruction to help students maintain skills, fill in gaps, and build confidence. Students receive supportive guidance, structured practice, and encouragement to keep reading throughout the summer.
Optional weekly reading logs may also be used for families who want extra accountability at home. Whether your child needs continued practice, added support, or simply a structured way to stay engaged with reading, Summer Reading Club helps make summer learning feel encouraging and manageable.
Why Summer Reading Support Matters?
For students ready to strengthen multisyllabic decoding, spelling skills, reading fluency, and comprehension.
