Summer Reading Programs 2012 - Intensive | Twice Weekly | Individual Tutorials
We offer a range of reading programs to suit the different needs of our summer students. Please note the location of the course you are interested in, as we have a couple of different venues for our programs: courses are site-specific.
Our daily five-week course is an intensive program designed to introduce the multisensory, systematic Orton-Gillingham approach to students who have a diagnosed language-based learning difference.
Our daily three-week course is an intensive program for students requiring the stronger word attack, comprehension and writing skills expected of later elementary students and emerging middle schoolers.
Our twice-weekly reading classes are designed to strengthen skills over the summer months and boost emerging reading skills.
Our individual tutorial sessions are designed to improve skills while fitting into busy summer schedules.
Orton-Gillingham-based Language Arts: Reading, Writing and Spelling
#H1, #H2
LOCATION:
The Hamilton School at Wheeler
216 Hope Street
Providence, Rhode Island 02906
Is your child struggling to read? Reading below grade level? Having trouble spelling and writing ideas down?
In this 5-week course, students learn how to read, write and spell better using a proven phonemically-based, multisensory method of instruction. Students participate in guided reading and writing lessons, with hands-on activities that improve these skills, while engaging them and boosting their self-esteem.
Skills covered include:
Advanced Language Arts #H3
LOCATION:
The Hamilton School at Wheeler
216 Hope Street
Providence, Rhode Island 02906
Is your child reading, but struggling to understand and retain the information? Does your child have trouble organizing ideas for written assignments?
This course is designed to improve students’ reading fluency and comprehension.Students will also hone word attack skills, using Orton-Gilligham-based approaches. Writing is incorporated throughout this course, using graphic organizers to sequence ideas. Paragraph formation is taught in a step-by-step manner, and students also work on different types of essays.
Skills covered include:
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FOR READING/SPELLING:
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FOR WRITING:
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Multisyllabic decoding/encoding
Prefixes/roots/suffixes
Vocabulary development
Guided reading
Fluency
Comprehension
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Organizing/sequencing ideas
Sentence structure
Paragraph development
Grammar
Editing/proofreading
Word processing
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Reading Circle #RC1 - RC4
LOCATION:
RITES LEARNING CENTER
334 East Avenue
Pawtucket, Rhode Island 02860
Do you have a reluctant reader? How do you inspire your child to read more during the summer months?
This program is designed with the answers to these questions in mind. We strive to engage students who need to strengthen and continue practicing their reading skills. Reading materials focus on fiction and nonfiction, and students respond to these texts through discussions and writing. Classes are kept deliberately small to ensure individualized attention.