When I read through my DMs and emails, I see message after message from dedicated teachers like you who need help.

❤ They worry that their struggling students are falling farther behind and need a sure-fire way to help them catch up...

❤ They're exhausted from the lesson planning, testing, meetings - ALL the teacher things - and need more work-life balance...

❤ They worry that their students are disengaged and want to bring FUN learning back into their school day...

I know it's A LOT.

But I have a solution!

I created The Science of Reading Formula after it became clear to me that too many teachers were getting up in the morning exhausted and worried.

So, I designed a 4-step system that makes it easy to get bigger, faster teaching results with LESS planning time.

Here's how it works...

The Science of Reading Formula will show you how to streamline your teaching into 4 simple steps:

#1 - First, you'll assess your students to pinpoint exactly what they know. (You'll find quick assessments that make this step a cinch inside the vault.)

#2 - Then you'll use those assessments to sort kids into small groups with other students who need to work on the same skills.

Sorting students is *extremely* important because there is NO WAY that you could give every single student a personalized, individual lesson in a class filled with 20 little humans.

#3 - You'll use a quick and simple strategy to plan your entire YEAR of small group lesson plans in under an hour.

#4 - And finally, you'll teach using the tools inside The Science of Reading Formula vault: hands-on literacy centers, playful Seesaw and Google games, powerful STEM challenges, done-for-you science experiments...

You'll have 24/7 access to ALL of it.

It's never been easier (or faster!) to give EVERY child exactly what she needs because you will finally have the tools, training, and support you need in one go-to spot...

And that means you'll get BIGGER teaching results with LESS planning time.

I can't wait to welcome you into The Science of Reading Formula on January 4th!

This is going to be your best teaching year yet.