Multisensory learning

Multi-sensory instruction incorporates the use of visual, auditory, and kinesthetic-tactile modalities in the components of learning to read.

Using a multisensory approach to learning is easy and motivating for kids plus there is a huge benefit to adding sensory academic activities into the classroom.

These are some of my favorite multisensory learning materials. You likely have them laying around the house. Pull these out next time the kids are bored.

By using multi-sensory maths tools and hands-on resources, you can confidently teach your student basic to complex maths. Here's why it's important!

Multi-sensory learning; what we remember during learning when using different modalities.

I use a lot of tracing in my Orton-Gillingham lesson plans. When I introduce a new phonogram, students will trace the letters while saying the sound. When I introduce a new prefix or suffix, students

If your kids struggle with blending sounds, this word slide activity is a great multisensory way to help them learn to hear and blend sounds accurately. Perfect for helping your kindergarten and first-grade students with decoding.

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If you’re looking for some hands-on ways to practice spelling, this post is full of ideas! Kids really engage in learning when it's combined with play. Spelling practice doesn't have to be boring! These simple activities are fun, multi-sensory ways for kids to practice & they work for any list! These work as independent activities or small group centers. Pin these ideas to find them when it’s time to motivate your kids to study their spelling. #FirstGrade #SecondGrade #ThirdGrade #Spelling

Multi-sensory learning is a way to teach our children that engages multiple senses at the same time. When thinking of our teaching, multi-sensory learning should be at the forefront of our plan! When we engage multiple senses at the same time, we are allowing information to enter the brain from different pathways… Kind of like different roads, leading to the same destination! Check out my latest blog, which goes more in-depth about sensory learning. Comment ABC for a link to my alphabet,...

Learn how to make a DIY multisensory gel board. This is a great tool for pre-school and early elementary grades for writing and drawing.

Many students learn better through movement and touching, rather than sitting and listening. Here's how you can support your kinesthetic/tactile learner.

The H Brothers activity is a fun way to introduce your students to digraphs. Remember, digraphs are two sounds coming together to make an entirely new single sound. Because this is sometimes a confusing concept for kids, multisensory props and gestures are crucial. Below are a few ideas to get you started: CH: wear a plastic finger and tap on your chin. SH: gesture /SH/ (like you are shushing someone). WH: disable a party whistle and blow. PH: make a hand gesture like you are talking on the…

Preschool Vibes on Instagram: "Teaching letters doesn't have to be boring! 🎉 In this video, I introduce my hands-on, multisensory letter table that transforms alphabet learning into an engaging and interactive experience. After I explicitly teach a new letter, students are invited to explore this special table where they can practice the letter using various tactile materials like sand trays, stickers, magnetic bingo chips, and more. As they engage with each activity, they say the letter…

“What Do You See In The Sea" uses multimodal learning and multisensory integration to help support all learners. Here is a sample script you can use in your lesson planning and classrooms.

Teaching My Child to Blend: 5 Tips to Help with Sound Blending at Home Wondering what blending is, if your child is ready to blend, and how to help your child with blending at home? I explain it all for you! Click to learn all about blending!

Some words have the power to invoke sensory responses. They are called sensory words.

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