Multi sensory phonics

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.

Looking for a fun phonics activity to help your students improve their reading? These activities are a great way to add engagement to your...

A 5-day series focused on multi-sensory activities for teaching reading to those who struggle {and those that don't}.

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!

I recently shared a post about why an explicit phonics lesson should be a part of our daily ELA block. By outlining what I do in my sm...

Multisensory learning is beneficial for students with dyslexia to help activate multiple areas of the brain. Find out some simple multisensory phonics strategies you can use with your students!

Active Ways to Teach Spelling; Hands-on learning and kinesthetic spelling activities. A multi-sensory approach helps children with a learning disability.

Have you seen them? Pool noodles are everywhere... especially Pinterest. I'm here to share my ideas on using pool noodles for word work, spelling, and sight word activities in the classroom or for your homeschooler. Keep reading for my "oopsie" moments as well! If you are wondering why pool noodles are all the craze, let me tell you why...CHEAP. QUIET. EASY TO FIND. TACTILE. FUN. Seriously, pool noodles are my new favorite manipulatives because they are so inexpensive and don't make any…

Multisensory learning is beneficial for students with dyslexia to help activate multiple areas of the brain. Find out some simple multisensory phonics strategies you can use with your students!