Free literacy tools and resources for families and educators, plus virtual small-group literacy instruction for K–5 students, developed by a certified, practicing SLP.
Free to use. Developed by a certified, practicing SLP. LitAccess is an educational literacy resource and instruction company.
stomp - walk heavily
crest - top part
The big dino can stomp and sprint. It has a flat crest. The dino rests in the sand.
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LitAccess gives parents and educators free tools for identifying literacy needs, creating targeted practice, and supporting developing readers.
Generate decodable and fluency passages based on grade level, phonics skills, vocabulary, and topic.
Use the quick literacy screener to identify a likely skill to target, then build practice around it.
LitAccess groups give elementary students a chance to learn and practice reading skills in a small, supportive online group. Students are grouped by reading level so instruction can be matched to the skills they are working on.
Led by a certified, practicing SLP. These are educational literacy groups, not speech-language therapy, evaluations, or individualized clinical services.
Each 45-minute group combines explicit literacy instruction with supported opportunities to use the skill right away.
Direct instruction in the reading skills the group is working on.
Guided reading and targeted practice with immediate support.
Work with appropriately leveled texts and literacy activities.
Build comprehension, vocabulary, and confidence through discussion.
LitAccess makes literacy support easier to access, easier to use, and easier to match to the student in front of you.
Focus practice on the reading skills students are actually working on.
Use materials that are designed with different reading levels and skill needs in mind.
Spend less time creating materials and more time teaching, practicing, and reading.
Give students more opportunities to participate, practice, and get feedback.
Explore the free tools or learn more about virtual small-group literacy instruction for K–5 students.
Students meet once a week in small, leveled groups for explicit literacy instruction and guided practice.
One weekly 45-minute online literacy group for your child.
Educational literacy instruction, not speech-language therapy or an individualized clinical service.
Groups are designed for K–5 students who would benefit from additional structured literacy instruction and guided practice in a small-group setting.
Students receive direct literacy instruction, work on skills at their instructional level, and have guided opportunities to practice what they're learning through reading, discussion, and other activities.
Students are grouped by grade, reading skills, and instructional needs so they can learn and practice at an appropriate level with peers who have similar needs.
No. LitAccess groups are educational literacy instruction, not speech-language therapy, evaluations, or individualized clinical services. Groups are led by a certified, practicing SLP, but the service is educational rather than clinical.
Groups meet once a week for 45 minutes.
Groups are $199 per month per student and include one 45-minute group session each week, small-group instruction, and LitAccess materials.
That's okay. We'll help determine which group is the best fit for your child based on their current reading skills and instructional needs. As your child grows and develops new skills, their group placement may change as needed.
Request a free group-fit consultation. We'll learn a little about your child's current reading skills and help determine which group may be the best fit.
A quick educational snapshot of decoding skills that can help identify areas where a student may benefit from additional literacy practice. Administer each task aloud and mark each item correct or incorrect.
Items are randomized each time so results stay fresh across sessions. This tool is for educational use only. It is not a diagnostic evaluation or a substitute for a professional assessment.
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LitAccess was developed by a certified, practicing Speech-Language Pathologist who wanted to make high-quality literacy support easier to access and easier to use.
The idea grew from a simple problem: students often need more targeted literacy support, while parents and educators need practical materials and meaningful opportunities for instruction and practice.
LitAccess brings those pieces together through free literacy resources and virtual small-group instruction for K–5 students. The focus is education: useful, focused, accessible support that families and educators can use without hours of preparation.
LitAccess groups provide educational literacy instruction led by a certified, practicing SLP. They are not speech-language therapy, diagnostic evaluations, or individualized clinical services.
The groups focus on explicit literacy instruction, guided practice, reading, comprehension, vocabulary, fluency, and discussion in a supportive small-group setting. Students work on shared instructional goals with peers at a similar level or with similar skill needs.
LitAccess gives families and educators practical literacy resources they can use right away, plus virtual small-group instruction for students who need more focused support.