Literacy Camp

Group Highlights

Grounded in Research
Their literacy approach is based on research showing that early exposure to sound awareness, print concepts, and storytelling creates strong foundations for later reading and academic success.

Phonological Awareness
Through songs, rhymes, and word play, children strengthen their awareness of sounds, syllables, and patterns in language.

Print & Story Exploration
Children explore books and storytelling in ways that celebrate imagination and build comprehension, vocabulary, and sequencing skills.

Peer Connection & Confidence
Small group sessions encourage turn-taking, sharing ideas, and learning together—helping children build social communication skills alongside literacy.

Strengths-Based & Joyful
Every child brings unique ideas, experiences, and abilities. This program celebrates individuality and makes learning literacy a positive, motivating experience.

Research Insights

• Research highlights that strong early literacy skills, particularly phonological awareness and vocabulary development, are powerful predictors of later reading success.
• Studies show that playful, therapist-guided literacy experiences help children engage deeply, gain confidence, and carry their skills into everyday routines.