Multi sensory learning

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!

What is multi-sensory learning? Learn all about multi-sensory learning, why it's important and how to implement it into your lessons!

Multisensory teaching is not just crucial for kids with dyslexia, or within Orton-Gillingham lesson plans, it is good solid teaching for

Make your own set of touch & Feel Letters for a multi sensory way to learn letter formation and word building!

Are you constantly searching your brain for multi-sensory approaches to teaching your students sight words? Keep reading to learn new ideas!

Teaching the Alphabet Multisensory Activities for Preschool Teaching the alphabet to young children doesn’t have to be boring. Make learning letters fun and engaging for them with these hands-on activities that use all the different senses. #preschool #alphabet #multisensory #alphabetactivities #PreKPages

Writing trays are a fun way to help kids work on handwriting, letter formation, and pre-writing skills. There are so many benefits to a sand tray (or other sensory writing materials) in helping with letter formation and handwriting. They encourage fine motor skills and an introduction to handwriting; They use a tactile sensory strategy to encourage movement in learning in a multi-sensory way. Writing Trays make letter formation fun and meaningful in a play-based manner.

Make these touch and feel counting cards for your child to have a multi sensory learning experience when introducing simple counting! A while ago I made Touch & Feel Shapes and it was so effective and my

Five hands-on activities to help young children learn to identify numbers and letters in preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten.