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Multisensory phonics

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Multisensory learning is beneficial for students with dyslexia to help activate multiple areas of the brain. This helps these students make the necessary phonetic connections when working with words. These simple multisensory phonics strategies can help your students with dyslexia and other struggling readers. Classroom teachers and reading specialists can use thes simple phonics strategies during small group instruction or reading remediation.

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!

Here are a few tracing and tactile tools, that are inexpensive and easy for you to make and take to your Orton-Gillingham lessons. #ortongillingham #phonics #reading #spelling #activity #tactiletool #multisensory #slp #tutor #teacher #homeschool via @pridereading

Here are a few tracing and tactile tools, that are inexpensive and easy for you to make and take to your Orton-Gillingham lessons. #ortongillingham #phonics #reading #spelling #activity #tactiletool #multisensory #slp #tutor #teacher #homeschool via @pridereading

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.

What do you do when your students get stuck on a word? Read this step-by-step guide to help you teach your students to decode independently.

Using a multisensory teaching approach is an evidence-based practice that supports all students. There is a lot of evidence to supports tha...

Using a multisensory teaching approach is an evidence-based practice that supports all students. There is a lot of evidence to supports that a multisensory approach is especially beneficial for reading instruction. Multisensory teaching combines visual, auditory & kinesthetic-tactile components. In reading instruction, multisensory teaching can include manipulatives, gestures, and auditory cues/ speaking to teach and learn skills. If you want to read more about multi-sensory learning, check…

A Multisensory Approach to Phonics (and a FREEBIE!) — Sarah Gardner

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

Multisensory Word Mapping

Learn how multisensory instruction can help students learn to read, get multisensory word mapping ideas, as well as a FREE CVC Word Mapping activity for kindergarten, first and second grade students.

Proven Strategies to Fuel Your Phonics Lessons

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...

Looking for easy materials for multisensory teaching? Here are three tips to use in your literacy block or one one one instruction.

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These “DIY TACTILE ALPHABET CARDS” are a multi sensory way to help kids learn, touch and feel the alphabets! 👉🏻📿🧮👍🏻... Create your own tactile cards by just using cardboard, Beaded necklace and hot glue gun....📿👉🏻📿
TELP’S Early Literacy Program  A literacy-focused curriculum and support system designed for preschool children ages 3, 4, and 5 years old. The program is designed to enhance existing classroom curricula by specifically focusing on improving children's early literacy skills and knowledge.   TELP Early Literacy Kindergarten course is broken down into the following:  Phonics CVC & Word Families Sight Words (Dolce Pre-Primer) Handwriting

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