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Make learning your child’s favorite superpower! Led by a live coach, Savvy Learning provides consist Your child responds better to other adults.

Savvy Learning may be for you if:

Your child is struggling with reading or math and needs help getting to grade level. Your child is ready to start learning to read or do math but you don’t have the time or ability to teach them yourself. You’re homeschooling and you want your child to have interaction with other children. You struggle to consistently work with your child on your own. Your child does not yet have confidence in reading or math. Your child does not yet enjoy reading or math.

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A first report card can bring up a lot of questions, especially if a grade catches you off guard. And if you homeschool, you may be wondering how to tell whether your child is on track.

Start by looking at the specific skills your child feels confident in and where they could use more practice. Choose one or two small steps to work on together.

Your child needs support, not pressure. If you'd like a clearer picture of where they stand, comment ASSESSMENT and we'll send you a quick reading or math screening!

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A good book can take your child somewhere new. Reading together can bring you a little closer, too. 🤍

Which quote is your favorite?

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Wyoming families, your ESA funds can now cover Savvy tutoring! 🎉

Give your child live reading or math support with the same tutor, short 25-minute sessions and scheduling that fits your week.

Want to see how it works and how to use your funds? Comment “MORE” and we’ll send you the details. 👇

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Even when you’re reading silently, your brain may still be “saying” the words.

In a recent study, adults read passages normally, with added mouth sensation and while their mouths were mildly numbed. When mouth sensation was reduced, they read faster and showed changes in brain activity connected to reading and speech.

The findings suggest that reading isn’t only visual. Our brains may also rely on speech and mouth-related processes to understand written words.

Comment “READ” and we’ll send you the full article! 👇

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We rounded up 20 fall books for kids, organized by grade from kindergarten through 6th grade, plus picture books to read together. From autumn read-alouds to chapter books for independent readers, there's something for your child's next cozy reading session.

Whether you're filling your homeschool book basket or looking for a new bedtime story, save this fall reading list for your next library haul!

Follow Savvy Learning for more children's book recommendations and simple ways to support reading at home.

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We’re so proud of the mission behind Savvy 🫶

We love helping kids build skills that stick, grow their confidence and turn “I can’t” into “I did it!”

Getting to be part of their progress, one lesson at a time, is why we do what we do!

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