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Our Approach

We meet your children where they are and grow with them.

  • Whole Child

    For more than 30 years, SpiderSmart has promoted a “whole child”learning philosophy that prepares children to succeed in school and thrive in life.

  • Total Growth

    SpiderSmart tutors work diligently to get to know their students inside and out in order to help them build on their strengthsand overcome weaknesses. We quickly earn our SpiderSmart kids’ trust and forge deep and lasting bonds.

Our Priority

Helping your child become an independent thinker.

We don’t spoon-feed students facts and figures. Instead, we work with every student to unlock their innate curiosity. SpiderSmart kids ask questions, solve problems, and analyze issues. Our tutors challenge them to think for themselves.

With our holistic approach,your child will learn:

  • Critical Thinking

    not rote learning

  • Problem Solving

    not problem dodging

  • Confidence

    not just competence

Student Showcase

SpiderSmart is proud to share our students' creative and exemplary work.
Scroll through and have a look at the student showcase to see what they have completed recently.

Khritika

Virtual - India - Level 5

Ruby Bridges’ Diary

Dear Diary, my name is Ruby Bridges and today is November 14, 1960. I am 6 years old and today I became a symbol of the U.S civil rights movement. My simple act of going to an all-white school marked the beginning of integration for U.S public schools. Today was my first day of first grade and i...

Jeremy

Virtual - South Korea - Level 9

To Kill a Mockingbird

The book “To Kill A Mockingbird” centers around a young girl named Scout, and how she evolves throughout the progression of the story. In the beginning, Scout is seen as brash and immature, resolving conflicts through violence rather than words. As a ten-year old girl, ...

June

Virtual - Virginia - Level 5

The Cat that Went to Heaven

In the book, “The Cat That Went to Heaven”, a poor painter and a stray cat became more friendly to each other. When his wife brought a cat home, he was unhappy that they had to spend more money on the cat, but the painter got happier about it more into the book once he noticed how mature the cat...

Rishi

Virtual - Saudi Arabia - Level 9

Catching Fire

“Those who make a peaceful revolution possible will make a violent revolution inevitable” – John F. Kennedy. In Suzanne Collins, Catching Fire, The Capitol of Panem has crushed any form of peaceful rebellion from the other districts leading to the breaking point where viol...

Arya

Virtual - Level 5

Cafeteria Craze

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to try food from all over the world for lunch? Well in “Cafeteria Craze” by Lynette Samuel, a group of people from different cultures come together and take over the cafeteria. Then, they would assign a different person to each day, and that person wo...

Jack

Virtual - Level 8

Empathy in My Experience

In my life, there are many empathetic people such as siblings, parents, and teachers. These people show empathy in many different ways such as bringing support, helping others when they are down, and helping people when they are troubled. There is also empathy in books, for example, in Harry Pot...

Audrey

Virtual - Level 4

Empathy

Have you ever seen someone sad and felt bad for them? That’s called empathy. Having the ability to feel empathy for people is something you should be grateful for. When someone’s feeling sad or lonely you should feel empathy for them instead of be mean to them. Because maybe that happened to you...

Warren

Virtual - Level 4

My Favorite Author

My favorite author is E.B White. I enjoy his books because every time I read it, I plunge into a world of imagination. I can visualize the farm that Wilbur lived on. I can hear Louis’s call with his trumpet, and many other things. Although there are many fiction books out the...

Jason

Virtual - Level 7

Valentine’s Traditions

In our world, there are various and unique Valentine’s Traditions groups of people share. These include festivals and rituals. These are passed on from generation to generation. Each tradition is special, and some are well known and spread across the world. Here are some of the most intere...

Kailin

Virtual - Level 6

Valentine’s Day Around the World

Each year on February 14th, Valentine’s Day is celebrated all over the world. It is a day to celebrate friendships and share the beautiful, wonderful feeling we call love with others. Valentine’s Day is widely associated with and symbolized by hearts, roses, and Cupid angels, though specific tra...

Our Process

  • Step1

    Read

    We have 4,000+ titles across diverse genres to choose from, divided by grade level. With their teacher’s guidance, students pick the books they are most interested in reading.

  • Step2

    Write

    Every assignment consists of vocabulary, reading comprehension, and an essay. Students develop critical thinking skills by learning to compose compelling essays.

  • Step3

    Revise

    Based on the teacher’s feedback, students learn by correcting their own mistakes. The teacher then reviews the revision to ensure that the writing shows improvement

Our Process
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September 7, 2024

Students—Get Involved!

Tell me, and I forget. Teach me, and I may remember. Involve me, and I learn. – Ben Franklin What the great Ben Franklin says is true—you need to be involved in your education. As a student, your main job is to learn. That means you need to trust your teacher, try your best, and be […]

September 7, 2024

The Newbery Award

What is it and why is it important? This most well-known and prestigious award for children’s literature began in 1921 as part of the American Library Association (ALA) wanting to recognize outstanding writing for children. Named after John Newbery, a bookseller in 1700s England, this award is the first of its kind in the world […]

August 8, 2024

Make a Mental Checklist

Preparing for your new school year Hello students! Now is the perfect time to think about your last school year. Take a few minutes to quietly think about last school year’s ups and downs. What were your strengths? What do you know you need to improve? This is called self-reflection because it’s like holding a […]

August 8, 2024

Ready, Set, Go!

A new school year is nearly here, and kids are simultaneously nervous and excited. We have some quick suggestions for students preparing for a new school year. Helping our students succeed is the SpiderSmart Way! Focus on the positives. Think of the excellent opportunities such as seeing old friends, making new friends, participating in sports […]

July 9, 2024

SpiderSmart’s Summer Equation

Hot Days + Cool Books = Big Brains We know, we know—it’s summer and school’s out and there’s so much fun to have! True. Taking a break from homework and quizzes is great, and necessary. Still, you can keep reading books. You can read more books. You can read casually almost anywhere you go. Read […]

July 9, 2024

SpiderSmart Summer Camps

You can’t spend summer lounging around being bored, kids. Sure, you can go bike riding or play in a park outside or go swimming or take a walk or get together with friends or go on a lovely family vacation. All of that is awesome! However, we would like to suggest: Don’t Forget Your Brain. […]

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