

pricing
5 Week Camp - Denver or Littleton
June 16 - July 18, 2025
(no camp on July 4th)
Denver campus: 2170 S Dahlia St;
Littleton campus: 4000 S. Wadsworth Blvd.
Small Group
maximum of 4 well-matched campers
$2,350.00
Super Star Camp fee includes: pre-camp assessment, tutoring (small group), STEAM, Rehearsal Hall, and Fun Fridays.
Every Child Reading does not prorate camp fees for any planned or unplanned absences.
4 Week Camp - Vail
June 16 - July 11, 2025
(no camp on July 4th)
@Vail Mountain School
Small Group
maximum of 4 well-matched campers
$3,250.00
Super Star Camp fee includes: pre-camp assessment, tutoring (small groups), STEAM, and Rehearsal Hall. Every Child Reading does not prorate camp fees for any planned or unplanned absences.
Summer 2025 locations
We are excited to see your kids in person this summer at one of our three locations. Our intensive instruction supports students in reading, writing, and spelling. Our time together during STEAM builds skills while growing self-confidence. That with our Rehearsal Hall routines, we’re proud to offer a stellar opportunity for kids to improve academic skills, while having tons of fun!

Denver
June 16 - July 18, 2025
(CLOSED JULY 4TH)
2170 S Dahlia St.
Denver, CO 80222
Drop off at 8:15
Session Times:
8:30am - 11:30am OR 9:30am - 12:30pm
MONDAY-THURSDAY: Instructional Days
FRIDAY: Fun Fridays

Lakewood
June 16 - July 18, 2025
(CLOSED JULY 4TH)
4000 S Wadsworth Blvd.
Littleton, CO 80123
Drop off at 8:15
Session Times:
8:30am - 11:30am OR 9:30am - 12:30pm
MONDAY-THURSDAY: Instructional Days
FRIDAY: Fun Fridays

Vail
June 16 - July 11, 2025
(CLOSED JULY 4TH)
Vail Mountain School
3000 Booth Falls Rd.
Vail, CO 81657
Session Times:
8:30am - 12:00 p.m.
MONDAY-FRIDAY: Instructional Days
(Vail location: 4 weeks only)
Pre and post assessments
Students will be assessed prior to camp beginning and again at the end of camp. Tutors will prepare reports that will be shared at conferences the last week of camp. Reports include assessment analysis, what was covered in camp, and suggestions for improvement in the upcoming year. In the report we cover all of the components of an OG lesson including: phonemic awareness, phonics, spelling rules, learned words, morphology, and syllabication. This information can be passed on to schools or year round tutors to help support your child year round!
Families will need to sign up for one of the dates below.
Signups will be sent out the beginning of April.
You do not have to be assessed at the campus you will be attending in the summer.
Save the date:
Littleton campus: Friday, April 25th OR Saturday, May 10th
Denver Campus: Saturday, May 17th OR late afternoon TBD
Makeups or late registration Friday, June 13th
Vail Campus: Friday, May 16th OR Saturday, May 17th
program overview

(1 hour)
Orton-Gillingham Reading Intervention

(1 hour)
S.T.E.A.M.

(1 hour)
Rehearsal Hall
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Engaging and fun
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Intensive
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High-quality
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Individualized
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Hands-on
*One-on-one instruction is available for additional charge - determined by a shared decision between director and parents when data shows that a 1:1 tutor is the only option for the child to succeed.
Hands-on projects to build:
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background knowledge
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vocabulary
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cross-curricular connections
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confidence
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cooperation
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creativity
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self-confidence
In a supportive environment, campers engage in learning through:
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oral reading fluency
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writing
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reading comprehension
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independent skills practice
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games and puzzles
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group discussions
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executive functioning routines
10 minute breaks between each routine
ORTON-GILLINGHAM READING INTERVENTION small groups host a maximum of 4 campers who are well-matched in skill level, personality, and focus. Small group teaching allows campers to support each other and feel more confident. One-on-one instruction is available for additional charge - determined by a shared decision between director and parents when data shows that a 1:1 tutor is the only option for the child to succeed.
S.T.E.A.M is an educational approach that focuses on Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics. Campers are challenged to wonder, investigate, explore, discuss, design, and “think outside the box.” Each week there will be a new area of S.T.E.A.M. where the Super Star campers will complete various hands-on projects. In a multi-age environment, we engage in being creative, problem-solving, collaborating with other campers, and having loads of fun doing it!
REHEARSAL HALL: During the third hour of intervention, campers go into depth with skills practice selected by their tutor, as well as participate in a read aloud with strategy instruction in literacy development, including writing. This reinforces skills that have been taught and solidifies knowledge. With the space and time needed, campers are supported as they take part in learning games, rate books, and investigate their learning strengths. In this session, campers can easily access support - often provided by our Interns/Helpers who are amazing role models (many are even former campers).
who are the teachers?



"Working at camp every summer reminds me of why I became a teacher. I get to really dig in with my students and it feels so good. A big Thank You for the opportunity!"
— L.K.
We are a community of highly qualified Orton-Gillingham (Yoshimoto OG) -trained specialists consisting of special and general educators from the Denver Metro area. Each of these exceptional educators is passionate about kids - especially those with literacy struggles, dyslexia, dysgraphia, and dyscalculia.
Our founder Elenn Steinberg, was Wilson Certified, International Dyslexia Association Certified, and highly skilled in Orton-Gillingham methodology. The other company she founded, Orton-Gillingham International (OGI) , is one of the most highly-respected O-G organizations in the United States and abroad. OGI is an approved provider for the state of Colorado READ Act and the International Dyslexia Association/ Center for Effective Reading Instruction.
Our Executive Director, Amy Thomas, is the Head of School for Vertical Skills Academy, a school that specializes in dyslexia in Littleton (fall 2025). She has a deep knowledge of structured literacy practices, is a certified Y-OG specialists, and serves to improve dyslexia education for students, parents, and educators. She has a passion for children who struggle to read and wants to improve their outcomes!




