Reading Classes

Grades K– 6th

Beginner - Intermediate - Advanced

How it Works

Step 1

Register for a class and complete an entry assessment with Jenai. This places your child in the most appropriate class based on their current reading skills.

Step 2

Based on the assessment your child will be placed in a small group of no more than 5 students.

Step 3

Once registration is confirmed you’ll be sent a class Zoom link and have access to the Google Classroom resources to practice the concepts each week independently.

reading books

Beginner

This class teaches letter names and sounds, how to blend and write simple words, and read beginning decoding books, and sight words.

independent reading

Intermediate

Students learn how to read words that have beginning and ending blends, and vowel blends, read and write sentences with those words, begin syllabication lessons, read decoding books, and sight words.

Advanced

This class teaches students higher-level vowel patterns, prefixes, suffixes, writing more complex sentences, syllabication, reading decoding books, sight words and fluency.

SEL & EF Sessions

  • Social Emotional Learning

    This session dives into the importance of having a growth mindset and teaches kids how to build strong relationships with others both at home and at school.

  • Executive Functioning

    In this session, kids will learn to organize, plan, prioritize tasks, maintain focus, manage time, have self-awareness or self-assessing skills, and study/work efficiently.

Note: These classes do not require any prerequisites or placement assessment.

Social Skills Classes

  • Teens build relationships

    Teen Social Skills Class

    PEERS® for Adolescents is a 14-week evidence-based social skills intervention for motivated teens in middle and high school who are interested in learning new ways of making and keeping friends. In this internationally acclaimed program, developed at UCLA teens are taught important social skills and are given the opportunity to practice these skills in session during socialization activities.

    PEERS® may be appropriate for teens with Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, Anxiety, Depression or other social and behavioral disorders.

    Parent participation is required.

    Teens will learn how to:

    • Use appropriate conversational skills

    • Use humor appropriately

    • Use electronic communication

    • Enter & exit conversations

    • Be a good host during get-togethers

    • Be a good sport

    • Handle arguments and disagreements

    • Change a bad reputation

    • Handle rumors and gossip

    • Handle rejection, teasing and bullying

  • Young adults build relationships

    Young Adult Social Skills Class

    PEERS® for Young Adults is a 16-week evidence-based social skills intervention for motivated young adults

    between 18-30 years of age who are interested in learning skills to make and keep friends and develop relationships.

    Young Adults will learn about:

    • Conversational Skills

    • Appropriate Use of Humor

    • Electronic Communication

    • Handling Direct and Indirect Bullying

    • Handling Arguments & Disagreements

    • Organizing Get-Togethers with Friends

    • Dating Skills

    • Strategies for Handling Sexual Pressure

Note: These classes do not require any prerequisites or placement assessment.

Registration Details

  • Tutoring Cost Per Session: $65 ( 30% discount available for multiple children). Payment is due at the end of each week.

    Personal/Direct payment Options: Zelle, Venmo, Paypal, Credit Card, ESA Card

    Charter Schools accepted: Sky Mountain, South Sutter, Ocean Grove, Arizona (ESA)

    Social Skills or Executive Functioning Classes: $700 for a 14-week class

  • Meeting time:

    For all class sessions please call or email me through the website so you can choose the days/times that work best for you. Please note that I am in the Pacific Standard Time zone.

  • All sessions are online. Each session will use a secured Zoom link.