Serving kids through K-12 tutoring, storytimes, & parent education.
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We are a tailored educational service, focusing on the child first, their academic needs, boosting their confidence, and supporting families. Our goal is to relieve the academic stress and provide the best support we can in an optimistic, upbeat way.
Becca’s Book Box was founded to help kids succeed.
Hi, I’m Becca! My original intention was to help a few students with their schoolwork while I attended graduate school. I quickly realized I loved working 1:1 with kids and there was a greater need for academic support.
Over time, Becca’s Book Box has morphed into a child-centered tutoring service tailored to your child’s needs, an online resource to support parents at home and through storytimes, and a go-to for parent education.
Tutoring
We serve children and young adults through face-to-face and virtual tutoring. Let us help you through genuine connection and tailored support.
Storytimes
Storytime is a way to engage young readers and I love to do this through live storytimes and our Storytime Membership.
Parent Education
My beliefs about children are rooted in educating the whole child. Through parent education, I can guide you as you grow a lifelong learner and reader.
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One of the biggest factors impacting whether your child enjoys reading or not is the books you put in front of them. Let me guide you in picking books just right for your child. Selecting the Right Books for Your Child will help with children of any age, at home or in the classroom, anytime.
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