Tutoring tips elementary

Planning to tutor over the summer? Here are tips for quick and easy planning! Hi there! It's Sarah! I've been tutoring kiddos for the last year and have developed a routine that makes my planning easy and my session flow smoothly. All of the kiddos I tutor are grades K-2 and in need of a boost in their reading skills...fluency, comprehension, and phonics. Warm-up I like to start with some reading that is simple or familiar. I'll either have the kiddo re-read a text from the previous session…

It’s done! What I thought would take a couple hours to spruce up ended up taking me days! I just kept changing things and adding things, but finally I have a product I’m happy with. Introducing the Tutoring Toolkit: In a previous post, I blogged about some tutoring tips and showed you inside my tutoring ... Read More about Tutoring Toolkit

Look inside this tutoring binder to see what one elementary teacher brings to tutor struggling students in literacy and math. Lots of resource and freebies!

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Learn how to structure a tutoring session effectively with our guide on maximizing a 30-minute timeframe. Discover strategies for balancing engaging warm-ups, targeted instruction, and meaningful reflection to ensure each session is impactful. Whether you're new to tutoring or looking to refine your

After-school tutoring can be a great way to use your teaching skills and strategies to reach students on a different level while earning a little extra income along the way. Legal Stuff 1. See Your Accountant We do not offer tax or legal advice so be sure to consult your accountant and/or attorney to make sure that your tutoring business is set up correctly in your state or region before starting out. Getting Ready 1. Securing a Place Secure a place where you will conduct your tutoring. I…

Starting a tutoring business? Learn how to plan and stay organized as a tutor with a tutoring binder. Everything to need to get started...