Interested in Savvy? Sign up this week to get an additional $50 off on top of the summer discount package (And you can use that discount for multiple children or subjects!)
I’ve been waiting for this day for months!
Savvy’s Summer Sale is here and I’m so excited!
I know as a parent, you want your child to continue improving in their reading or math skills over the summer, but it can be very difficult to make that happen on your own, whether your child is reluctant to work with you (I’ve had one or two kids like that) or the days just fly by (this happens to me all the time).
My kids have done Savvy every summer for years and it gives me great relief knowing that they are getting the exercise and consistency they need without me having to manage it!
If you’ve been considering Savvy Reading or Savvy Math, NOW is a great time to sign up.
Here’s why!
(If you’re in doubt, try a FREE trial class and if it’s a good fit for your child, you have a week after the trial class to still get the additional $50 off!).
- This is a great time to try Savvy. I know many of you have been interested in Savvy for a long time, but are still waiting for the right time – with school out, now is the best time to give it a try and you’ll know if it’s something you want to keep throughout the school year.
- You can stack those discounted subscriptions with an additional $50 off your summer subscriptionwhether you choose a 2 month subscription, a six month subscription, or longer!
- You can choose your start date. You can choose whether to start next week or when your child gets out of school or whatever start date best suits your schedule.
- You can pause Savvy classes as needed. If you’re going on vacation for a week and need to take a break, there’s a button in your account to pause until you’re ready to start again!
- This is a FUN way to help your child catch up, stay on track, or enjoy reading or math. I can’t say enough how engaging and effective Savvy is. I’ll share some testimonials below, but whether your child is struggling with reading or math, needs help staying consistent with reading or math practice over the summer, or wants to keep moving forward, there’s no better way to do it than with Savvy.
If you’re not familiar with Savvy, it’s real-time reading or math coaching for kids at a reading level between PreK and 6th grade (there’s a free assessment to help determine what level they’re at) and math from a 1st to 5th grade level (you can take a free assessment for math here!).
It’s Monday to Thursday for 25 minutes and you choose a time that works for you (we have classes from morning to afternoon!).
You can choose from individual or small group training (which is limited to four students).
Here’s what other families are saying about Savvy:
My son today after class: “You know how they say that kids who think they won’t like it, they will after one class? Yes, they are RIGHT!”
I just wanted to let you know that my 3rd grade daughter who started with Savvy in 1st grade just finished reading her first chapter book on her own! And he can tell me what it is!! He had been struggling to read for some time. He desperately wanted to read like his friends and pretended to do so for a long time. He did very well and caught up quickly. I cried tears of gratitude for Savvy. Her self-confidence has improved a lot and she is happier. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
J was sad on the weekend when he didn’t make it to his Savvy class!
He really likes it! He really liked Coach Courtney and was in a great mood after class. That’s the best part. It’s not a struggle to get him either, he’s always willing and eager, that’s a big deal! He reads more now and has found a book series he loves. I would even catch him reading to his little brother. So, very thankful we did this! Whatever you do, it makes a difference. Thank You!!
My first graders started with Savvy from the beginning. He had just reached grade level and was having a hard time getting out of class. I can’t even tell you how much he has grown and developed under Savvy and Ms. Woods. It’s really day and night. He reads AND spells all the time now. She put a ton of books on her Christmas list and told me that she loves to read all the time now and getting through any book before Savvy was a STRUGGLE. We couldn’t be happier with what Savvy has done for him!
6 weeks of Savvy Reading and I’m just finding him reading for himself. My heart might explode. Best decision we made this year for him!
Every time I get a message like this, MY heart feels like it wants to explode too! It’s an incredible honor to be a part of this and help kids go from feeling defeated by reading and math to feeling like reading is their superpower!
I want that for EVERY child.
The sale runs through Monday evening, so if you’ve been considering signing up, now is the best time!
Have questions about Savvy in general or the summer sale in particular? I’m happy to answer them!
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