About the Program
At Kaleidoscope Academy, we provide targeted dyslexia intervention that goes beyond basic reading support. Our tutoring is designed for students who struggle with reading, spelling, and writing, and need structured, explicit instruction to succeed.
We understand that every child learns differently. Our approach is individualized, supportive, and grounded in proven methods that help students build both skills and confidence over time.
Who This Is For
This program is a great fit for students who:
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Have been diagnosed with dyslexia
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Struggle with reading fluency or comprehension
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Have difficulty with spelling or writing
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Avoid reading or feel frustrated during literacy tasks
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Need more support than traditional classroom instruction provides
Our Approach
We use structured literacy practices aligned with the Science of Reading, including:
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Explicit, systematic phonics instruction
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Multi-sensory learning strategies
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Repetition and cumulative review
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Targeted fluency and comprehension work
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Confidence-building through success and support
Instruction is tailored to each student’s current level and adjusted as they grow.
What Makes Us Different
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Certified and experienced educators
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Background in elementary education, dyslexia, and intervention
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One-on-one instruction
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Focus on individual needs
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Warm, encouraging environment where students feel safe to try
Session Details
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Format: One-on-one
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Length: 60 minutes per session
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Frequency: 1–2 times per week
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Location: 3200 Bilglade Road Fort Worth, TX 76133
Progress & Communication
We believe in keeping families informed and involved. You can expect:
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Regular updates on your child’s progress
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Clear goals and skill tracking with a pre and post skills check
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Suggestions for supporting learning at home
Pricing
$40 per hour
Getting Started
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Submit a registration form
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We’ll connect to learn more about your child
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Schedule your first session
Ready to help your child become a more confident reader?
What is dyslexia?
Dyslexia is a learning disability that is rooted in difficulties with language. It includes a range of challenges related to language processing, most notably with reading. Individuals with dyslexia often struggle not only with reading but also with spelling, writing, and correctly pronouncing words. Dyslexia is a lifelong condition, though the ways it affects a person may shift over time. Because it can significantly interfere with learning in a traditional classroom setting, dyslexia may make academic success difficult without support. In more severe cases, students may qualify for special education services, classroom accommodations, or additional instructional assistance (International Dyslexia Association)

