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Live sessions with a dedicated tutor, built on the Science of Reading.
Your child works through a structured reading curriculum with a tutor who knows them by name. Lessons are grounded in the Science of Reading and build week to week, so skills stick and confidence grows. Most families notice their child showing up more willing, and a little more proud, within the first several weeks.
A real curriculum. A tutor your child looks forward to. Reading time they are excited about.
No card required. No long-term contract.
Twenty-five minutes, sized to match how elementary learners focus while still building real skills.
You choose the rhythm that fits your family: two, three, or four days a week. Each session picks up where the last one left off, because every lesson is part of a planned sequence.
Yes. Your child’s first session is a free trial, so you can see how the approach fits before you decide anything.
No more guessing at words. No more reading avoidance. Just consistent progress with a tutor who knows where your child needs support.
It works because the curriculum is structured, sequenced, and grounded in the Science of Reading, taught live by a specialist who knows your child.
New concepts come back across the following weeks, so they stick instead of slipping away.
When reading starts to feel possible, the fight fades. Many families notice their child stops avoiding it and starts picking up books on their own.
Your child enters the sequence at their own level, so lessons are never too easy or over their head. The right level is what makes practice pay off.
Children build confidence by experiencing real success in real time. Families regularly notice the change within the first several weeks of consistent sessions.
Your child works with the same tutor trained specifically in K–6 reading, live, every session, so lessons build instead of restarting.
Systematic phonics, repeated reading for fluency, and explicit vocabulary and comprehension instruction, grounded in the Science of Reading and the findings of the National Reading Panel.
Lessons are paced and explained for how 5 to 11-year-olds actually learn, taught by tutors trained specifically in K–6 literacy.
Savvy’s program covers all five pillars the National Reading Panel identified as essential: phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension, taught explicitly and in order. New skills come back across the following weeks of lessons, so they stick.
At the start of the year he was assessed right at the beginning of second grade level. She assessed him again earlier this week and he’s basically at a third grade level. That’s in less than three months. She said his skills ‘shot up like a cannon.’ It is truly awesome and amazing the progress he has made.
– Rachel, mom of 2nd grader
As an educator myself, I know what works and Savvy works. My son has dyslexia and the Savvy curriculum teaches him the decoding skills he needs to be a successful reader.
– Gennavieve, parent of a child with dyslexia
My husband and I have noticed such a difference in Ella’s reading fluency and confidence level since she’s been doing Savvy Reading. She used to say she hated to read, and now she volunteers to read to her little sister.
– Laura, home educator and mom of 4th grader
Tell us your child’s grade and that you’re interested in reading, then pick a time. No card required.
Your child works through a real, full reading lesson with a specialist, not a quiz. Afterward you get a short, plain-language recap of how it went.
If it’s a good fit, pick the rhythm that works for your family: a small group or private, two to four days a week. Same curriculum in every plan.
Your child meets their dedicated tutor on the days you chose, and you hear from the tutor as sessions go. You can change plans or cancel anytime.
Children who guess at words or read very slowly
Children who avoid reading or lose steam quickly, and could use a few real wins
Children with dyslexia, ADHD, or other learning differences, met where they are
Readers who have stalled, or who tried weekly tutoring without enough progress
Strong readers ready for a challenge beyond their current grade level
Every plan is the same curriculum and the same teaching method. The only difference is how often your child meets, and whether it’s a small group or private. Pick what fits your family, and change it anytime. No contract, no cancellation fee.
Yes. Sessions are 25 minutes by design, sized for how elementary learners hold attention, and led live by a tutor who keeps your child involved the whole time. The format is built around how young children actually learn.
It depends on your child and your schedule. More frequent sessions allow each lesson to build naturally on the last, helping skills stay fresh and progress happen more quickly. Many families start with a schedule they can maintain consistently and adjust later if needed.
Every child moves at their own pace. Families regularly notice changes in confidence and reading skill within the first few weeks of consistent sessions.
Yes. We welcome learners with dyslexia, ADHD, and other learning differences. Savvy’s reading instruction is grounded in the Science of Reading and emphasizes explicit, systematic teaching. Your child’s tutor will meet them at their current level and help them build skills and confidence over time. Savvy is not a clinical intervention program, but it can be an effective complement to other supports your child may receive.
We’ll match your child with a different tutor at no additional cost. The relationship matters.
Savvy is a complete reading program built on the Science of Reading, taught live by a reading specialist your child sees regularly. Plans start at $179 a month, and your child’s first session is a free trial.
We believe high-quality tutoring should be accessible to all families, which is why we offer small-group plans starting at just $179/month and private plans from $195.
If weekly tutoring hasn’t produced the reading progress you hoped for, more frequent practice with a consistent tutor might be what your child needs.
