Reading support
Different ways of communicating are welcome here.
Peach Path Learning supports speaking and nonspeaking children with patient, individualized literacy instruction.
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Spoken words are not required.
A child may communicate by speaking, pointing, gesturing, signing, using pictures or using an AAC device. What matters is that the child has a way to show interests, choices or needs.
Children I may support
Support shaped around the learner.
A diagnosis is never the whole child. We begin with strengths, interests, communication and current reading skills.
Homeschool learners
Autism spectrum disorder
ADHD and attention differences
Developmental delays
Speech and language delays
Early literacy delays
Other learning differences
A good fit
Support can begin at the child's current level.
Sessions are designed for children ages 3 through 11 who can join brief, supported learning activities with breaks and adult support.
Interest may look like looking toward a book, matching pictures, choosing a letter, pointing to an item or returning to a favorite activity.
A parent or guardian remains present during every in-home session.
Sessions can reinforce your family’s reading curriculum, target a specific skill or provide focused one to one literacy practice.
Peach Path Learning provides academic reading support. Services are not ABA therapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy or medical care.