SANTA MONICA, CA / ACCESS Newswire / July 25, 2025 / For many young children, summertime is a time for fun and trying out new things. However, school smarts can slide a bit. Elizabeth Fraley Kinder Ready gets this. They have created a summer learning plan to keep kids on track, build their confidence, and prepare them for the upcoming school year. They use Kinder Ready tutoring that works for each family to keep learning going strong while still having summer fun.
Filling the Summer Learning void with Structure and Ideas
Children continue to grow their brains and develop people skills throughout the summer. The real deal is to make it planned, guided, and right for their age. Kinder Ready's approach is built around custom teaching and engaging activities that make schoolwork stick.
Each time, learning begins with close observation. These check-ins identify areas where kids can improve, including early math, reading skills, vocabulary, and hand-eye coordination. Then, teachers switch up lessons to fit. It keeps things steady when school's out.
Feeling Good with Normal Routines
Feeling confident comes from knowing what to expect. When summer arrives, things change, and kids may feel uncertain. Kinder Ready tutoring makes things work by following the same plan each time: teaching, getting hands-on experience, and receiving feedback.
Teaching is done in ways that kids understand. For example, they might use snacks to teach subtraction or use fun rhymes to learn sounds. It isn't just smart stuff. It touches their feelings too. It is a significant concern when children need to feel good about themselves.

More Than Just School Smarts
Elizabeth Fraley Kinder Ready knows feeling good comes from talking, feeling like things matter to you, and feeling safe. That's why they use methods to learn about feelings in class, such as Love and Logic.
What Parents Say
Families in the Kinder Ready Elizabeth Fraley summer plan see more than intelligence blossom. Families report that kids interact with more confidence, try new things, and show stronger focus.
One parent said:
My child got better at schoolwork and felt better being with other kids."
Another student said they, "looked forward to it as a time to try, ask, and be heard, not just school. Everyone is different, but all feel that getting help with learning builds confidence, which is something Kinder Ready tutoring strives for each summer.
How They Teach
Elizabeth Fraley, M.Ed., has an extensive background in planning, testing, and teaching reading. Elizabeth's time in class, learning how to help kids with feelings, informs Kinder Ready's plan. It mixes school goals with open, kid-led learning. As kids play with sounds, words, and math, they also try things, get feedback on how they're doing, and make choices on their own - which helps them feel more confident.
This approach involves understanding what school readiness entails. It's not just reading or math. It's being able to bounce back, asking questions, and feeling good about the learning process. These things don't come from strict teaching, but from kind, bendy, and caring teachers.
About Kinder Ready
Elizabeth Fraley Kinder Ready is a provider of early childhood education committed to nurturing young minds and empowering students to reach their full potential. Serving families in Brentwood, Santa Monica, Venice, Malibu, Beverly Hills, Bel Air, Cheviot Hills, and surrounding areas, Kinder Ready Tutoring emphasizes innovative teaching methods and personalized instruction. This approach offers a transformative experience that prepares children for academic success and fosters a love for lifelong learning.
To learn more about Elizabeth Fraley Kinder Ready and how they can support your child's transition to kindergarten, visit https://www.kinderready.com/.
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