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Are you constantly searching your brain for multi-sensory approaches to teaching your students sight words? Keep reading to learn new ideas!
A 5-day series focused on multi-sensory activities for teaching reading to those who struggle {and those that don't}.
Let's cover 10 fun and easy ways to use a multisensory approach to learning. These sensory ideas are teacher and therapist-approved!
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 instruction incorporates the use of visual, auditory, and kinesthetic-tactile modalities in the components of learning to read.
Find out some simple multisensory phonics strategies you can use with your students with dyslexia and other struggling readers.
Multisensory teaching is not just crucial for kids with dyslexia, or within Orton-Gillingham lesson plans, it is good solid teaching for
Lindsey BenGera | Sprinkle in Learning® on Instagram: "Playdoh Math 🧮 This multi-sensory approach is a fun way to practice addition. And all you need alongside this free download is some play dough (we used @playdoh)! I also used a dry-erase reusable plastic sleeve so my kids can play this game over and over again. 🔗 Comment ‘add’ for link to this free printable.🔗 #sprinkleinlearning #kidsactivity #kidsactivities #kidactivity #kidactivities #activitiesforkids #activities…
Have you heard of multi-sensory storytelling? It's a fun way to support engagement and interactions with the story you're reading, as well as vocabulary development! "The cross-study results are clear: a greater number of sensory experiences support early lexical acquisition and recognition" (Seidl et al., 2023).
Carmella Trejo MS OTR/L | Nature Based Pediatric Practice on Instagram: "MULTISENSORY APPROACH to handwriting : engaging multiple senses during handwriting activities to enhance learning and skill development. This approach goes beyond traditional paper and pencil methods, incorporating various sensory experiences. #occupationaltherapy #finemotoractivities #finemotoractivitiesforkids #prewritingskillsactivity #kinderprep #earlychildhoodeducation #preschoolactivities #schoolot #schoolcota…
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.
DIY Tactile Letter Cards ☝🏻 Research shows that children learn best when we use a multisensory approach. Try making these easy-to-make, super sensory cards to develop letter recognition and formation. Children will not only see the letter but feel it! As they run their finger along the letter they begin to understand and remember how the letter is formed and this will prompt the movement to be stored in their muscle memory. #phonicsfamily #phonics #letters #learningletters #alphabet…
MULTISENSORY MATH TECHNIQUES | Multisensory Math Activities That Really Work | The Literacy Nest | Multisensory math activities | Multisensory math lesson plans | Multisensory math curriculum for dyscalculia. The Literacy Nest #multisensorymathactivities #mathactivities
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.
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
The FLOSS rule is a spelling generalization used to teach students when the final consonant is doubled. Check out tips for teaching it!
