Cohasset Learning Studio is made up of experienced, licensed and passionate tutors, committed to the science of learning and helping students in preschool through grade 8 feel supported on their learning journeys, from start to finish. We proudly serve students working above, below, and at grade-level. Our teachers are available for private tutoring or small group lessons.
See our wide array of available small group classes, or find a time to create your own!
Not sure where to start or looking for private tutoring? Schedule an intake call with Abigail!
Children are led by a reading specialist or early childhood educator at the studio. Our early childhood groups enjoy a unique experience to prepare them for the difficult task of learning to read in kindergarten.
Our private tutors offers individualized lessons designed to remediate your child’s particular difficulties in related to literacy or math. We proudly serve children who are below grade level, are frustrated in school, and who shy away from reading aloud. Private lessons are available in-person in the studio as well as remotely through Zoom.
That all children can learn to read
In the importance of play in developing early literacy skills
In the power of a well-trained teacher
That dyslexia exists and teachers can help
In Structured Literacy
That learning should feel good
That all children can learn to read
In the importance of play in developing early literacy skills
In the power of a well-trained teacher
That dyslexia exists and teachers can help
In Structured Literacy
That learning should feel good
Abigail gave her the tools to not only enjoy the process of learning how to read , but to believe in herself!”
– Parent of a Kindergarten student
The most important learning experiences in early childhood happen through play, conversation, and reading. Come to Cohasset Learning Studio to learn and play with friends during school vacation week. Our Play Days are run by the studio’s owner and reading specialist, Abigail Sullivan. Your children will be engaged for three hours as they create, listen to stories, play with peers, and move their bodies.
