Multi sensory phonics activities

Have fun with phonics by playing this Stomp It Out Reading Game! Your little one will blend letter sounds together to read simple CVC words!

A multi sensory approach is a great way to teach sight words to young learners. There are great activities to teach sight words.

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

Phonics Activities Your Kids Will Love: Fun Phonics Games to play over and over! Great to use with your Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and even 5th grade classroom or homeschool students. {K, first, second, third, fourth, fifth graders}

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

WHAT IS MULTISENSORY LEARNING? For most of our phonics lessons, our students have to engage their senses of sight and hearing. They look at what we present to them and listen to what we’re saying in order to process information and store it for later. Multi-sensory learning, on the other hand, eng

Stick sounds onto a xylophone to make a word. Children tap the sounds, saying them aloud. Then they blend the sounds together to read the word. For more FUN hands-on activities click on the link NOW!! #phonics #phonicsactivities

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Discover proven strategies to improve phonics lessons. By using an Orton-Gillingham, multi sensory approach you can help your struggling readers with research based intervention.

If you’re looking for some hands-on ways to practice spelling, this post is full of ideas! Combine learning with play.

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

Use SOR aligned phonics toolkits to increase engagement during phonics time. These kits are great for small groups and whole-group instruction. Manipulatives promote active participation and engagement in the learning process. Students can actively arrange and rearrange letters to form words, blend sounds together, or segment words into individual phonemes. This hands-on involvement keeps students actively involved and increases their motivation and interest in phonics instruction.

Spelling practice doesn't have to be boring! Learn how to set up multi-sensory spelling stations that are fun, engaging, and best of all. . . effective! #spelling #giftofcuriosity || Gift of Curiosity

While I firmly believe there is nothing wrong with flash cards or simple write-what-you-hear activities (and in fact some kids learn fastes...

Let's cover 10 fun and easy ways to use a multisensory approach to learning. These sensory ideas are teacher and therapist-approved!

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…

A great activity for early readers, developing alphabet awareness whilst also exercising and strengthening the muscles of the fingers.

Walk the sound. Phonics lesson for evaluation and revision. Kinesthetic learning.

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