BUILDing All Readers®
read. write. think.
Helping Children Build Strong Literacy Foundations
BUILDing All Readers® is a specialized tutoring program for 1st through 4th grade children who are reading below grade level. Designed for students recommended by BAC Child Development Specialists*, this six-month program provides personalized, one-on-one tutoring sessions once/twice a week.
Our approach uses the proven Orton-Gillingham method, offering structured, multi-sensory reading support tailored to each child’s unique needs. Prayer, daily homework, and active parental involvement are essential parts of the program.
*Children must complete a BAC assessment and family conference before enrollment.
Read
We systematically teach children to decode words using a phonics-based approach. Through decodable readers that align with each lesson, children practice and improve:
Confidence
Fluency
Vocabulary
Reading enjoyment
Write
Writing is a critical part of reading development. Students learn to “encode” words as they learn to decode them. Through multi-sensory techniques like finger tapping and syllable segmentation, children gain skills in:
Spelling
Sentence construction
Letter-sound correspondence
Think
We help children become active thinkers. Reading comprehension is taught with engaging strategies that encourage children to:
Understand what they read
Make predictions
Retell stories
Connect ideas
Pre-Reading Enrichment
Build Readiness Before They Begin to Read
Building All Children® has created a custom home program for our children that have been referred to Building All Readers®. This program is designed to strengthen their basic skills and foundational skills. Here is what the child will be working on before he/she receives an informal reading assessment.
Phonemic Awareness
Rhyming, blending, segmenting, isolating sounds, and manipulating phonemes.
Literacy Skills
Alphabet knowledge, letter recognition, and early language awareness.
Reading Log
We strongly encourage families to read aloud to their children daily to increase exposure to language and help books become a joyful part of everyday life.
Research shows that the two strongest predictors of early reading success are alphabet recognition and phonemic awareness. (Adams, 1990)
*Children must complete a BAC assessment and family conference before being recommended for Building Readers.