OUR CAMP IS DESIGNED FOR rising 4th, 5th, and 6th graders.
As a result of participating in our reading camp, your child will:
1. Read previously unknown multisyllabic words containing two to eight syllables,
2. Correctly read more multisyllabic words within sentences,
3. Correctly read more multisyllabic words found in science, social studies, health textbooks, and other classroom material,
4. Read subject area passages not only accurately but fluently,
5. Experience increased comprehension as their accuracy and fluency increases, and
6. Have more confidence in their reading ability.
This evidence-based and research-supported specialized reading program is designed to teach students a flexible strategy for reading long words and to increase their accuracy at reading aloud and silently.
1. Read previously unknown multisyllabic words containing two to eight syllables,
2. Correctly read more multisyllabic words within sentences,
3. Correctly read more multisyllabic words found in science, social studies, health textbooks, and other classroom material,
4. Read subject area passages not only accurately but fluently,
5. Experience increased comprehension as their accuracy and fluency increases, and
6. Have more confidence in their reading ability.
This evidence-based and research-supported specialized reading program is designed to teach students a flexible strategy for reading long words and to increase their accuracy at reading aloud and silently.
Registration Ends on Friday, May 19th, 2023
Camp will be held at Capital Preparatory (2811 Industrial Plaza Dr. Tallahassee, FL 32301)
Monday-Thursday 8:30 am - 11:30 am
Only $268 per week
Session 1 Week 1: June 5, Week 2: June 12, Week 3: June 19, and Week 4: June 26
Session 2 Week 1: July 10, Week 2: July 17, Week 3: July 24, and Week 4: July 31
Monday-Thursday 8:30 am - 11:30 am
Only $268 per week
Session 1 Week 1: June 5, Week 2: June 12, Week 3: June 19, and Week 4: June 26
Session 2 Week 1: July 10, Week 2: July 17, Week 3: July 24, and Week 4: July 31
Register Now to Reserve Your Spot
Seats are first come, first served.
Each session will have a maximum of 10 students.
A credit card is required to proceed with registration, as a 50 percent tuition deposit will be charged in order to secure your spot. The remaining balance will be charged on the first day that your child attends our summer enrichment camp.
Seats are first come, first served.
Each session will have a maximum of 10 students.
A credit card is required to proceed with registration, as a 50 percent tuition deposit will be charged in order to secure your spot. The remaining balance will be charged on the first day that your child attends our summer enrichment camp.
Frequently Asked Questions
A. How do I know if this camp is right for my child?
If your child has difficulty reading the following words with ease, this camp will help them read them with ease by the end of the four weeks.
insurmountable, contaminate, impressionable, impracticality, fundamentally, and concealment.
B. How can I ensure that my child will make significant progress during the summer reading camp?
According to the research behind our curriculum, students who were initially reading at a 2nd or 3rd grade level improved their reading abilities by 1 to 2 grade levels after learning the strategies taught in the curriculum. On average, these students were able to read at a 4th grade level after completing the program, which demonstrates significant progress in reading.
Per the research, students showed statistically significant differences in reading skills on criterion measures of multisyllabic word reading (3-4 syllable words) and multisyllabic word reading in sentences. The students who read an average of approximately 8 out of 48 words on the pretest, were able to read an average of 31 out of 48 words after learning the strategy and increased in their performance in general word recognition on standardized tests.
1. What is your student to teacher ratio?
Your teacher will be Asia Hutchins, M.S. CCC-SLP, a licensed and certified Speech-Language Pathologist, who has expertise in reading research, reading acquisition, reading comprehension, and literacy. Asia is the owner and Lead Speech-Language Pathologist of Eloquent Speech and Language Therapy and a Researcher at The Florida Center for Reading Research.
We will close admission at 10 students per session. This low student to teacher ratio will permit us to provide students with personalized instruction.
2. Do you group students by age?
Our rising 4th, 5th, and 6th graders will have whole-group and small group lessons.
3. Are Session 1 and Session 2 the same?
Yes. Both sessions will offer the same intensive reading curriculum. Two different sessions are being offered for flexibility during the summer. If you enroll your child in Session 1, your child will not be able to make-up sessions during Session 2.
4. Do you require a deposit?
Yes, a 50% deposit will be required at the time of registration. The remaining 50% will be charged the first day your child attends camp.
5. Will we receive a report as to how our child is doing?
You will receive a progress report after two weeks into our program and a summary report at the end of the summer enrichment camp.
6. Will meals be provided?
We will provide daily snacks for your child. You may provide additional snacks and a bottle of water, as well.
7. How can I maximize my child's success during reading camp?
Practice the carryover tasks that your child will bring home from class. Practicing for at least 5 minutes a day will help your child with spaced repetition. Spaced repetition is essential for learning, memorizing, and retaining new skills.
A. How do I know if this camp is right for my child?
If your child has difficulty reading the following words with ease, this camp will help them read them with ease by the end of the four weeks.
insurmountable, contaminate, impressionable, impracticality, fundamentally, and concealment.
B. How can I ensure that my child will make significant progress during the summer reading camp?
According to the research behind our curriculum, students who were initially reading at a 2nd or 3rd grade level improved their reading abilities by 1 to 2 grade levels after learning the strategies taught in the curriculum. On average, these students were able to read at a 4th grade level after completing the program, which demonstrates significant progress in reading.
Per the research, students showed statistically significant differences in reading skills on criterion measures of multisyllabic word reading (3-4 syllable words) and multisyllabic word reading in sentences. The students who read an average of approximately 8 out of 48 words on the pretest, were able to read an average of 31 out of 48 words after learning the strategy and increased in their performance in general word recognition on standardized tests.
1. What is your student to teacher ratio?
Your teacher will be Asia Hutchins, M.S. CCC-SLP, a licensed and certified Speech-Language Pathologist, who has expertise in reading research, reading acquisition, reading comprehension, and literacy. Asia is the owner and Lead Speech-Language Pathologist of Eloquent Speech and Language Therapy and a Researcher at The Florida Center for Reading Research.
We will close admission at 10 students per session. This low student to teacher ratio will permit us to provide students with personalized instruction.
2. Do you group students by age?
Our rising 4th, 5th, and 6th graders will have whole-group and small group lessons.
3. Are Session 1 and Session 2 the same?
Yes. Both sessions will offer the same intensive reading curriculum. Two different sessions are being offered for flexibility during the summer. If you enroll your child in Session 1, your child will not be able to make-up sessions during Session 2.
4. Do you require a deposit?
Yes, a 50% deposit will be required at the time of registration. The remaining 50% will be charged the first day your child attends camp.
5. Will we receive a report as to how our child is doing?
You will receive a progress report after two weeks into our program and a summary report at the end of the summer enrichment camp.
6. Will meals be provided?
We will provide daily snacks for your child. You may provide additional snacks and a bottle of water, as well.
7. How can I maximize my child's success during reading camp?
Practice the carryover tasks that your child will bring home from class. Practicing for at least 5 minutes a day will help your child with spaced repetition. Spaced repetition is essential for learning, memorizing, and retaining new skills.
Eloquent Speech and Language Therapy Refund Policy
Before May 5th, families are permitted to make the following changes without incurring a fee:
No refunds will be made past May 5th, 2023.
Refunds will not be issued for non-attendance. There are no refunds for missed days due to changed work or vacation schedules, illness, or other non-emergency reasons. We do not offer proration of fees. If Eloquent Speech and Language Therapy finds it necessary to unregister a child, a refund will be issued after deduction for days already attended. No full refunds will be issued.
Refunds are electronically credited to the credit card used for payment of the registration fee.
Before May 5th, families are permitted to make the following changes without incurring a fee:
- change the session of attendance
- receive a refund
- change the session of attendance
No refunds will be made past May 5th, 2023.
Refunds will not be issued for non-attendance. There are no refunds for missed days due to changed work or vacation schedules, illness, or other non-emergency reasons. We do not offer proration of fees. If Eloquent Speech and Language Therapy finds it necessary to unregister a child, a refund will be issued after deduction for days already attended. No full refunds will be issued.
Refunds are electronically credited to the credit card used for payment of the registration fee.
