Multisensory Approaches
Multisensory approaches to word work and writing (can also be used for Sonday)
What is it: an approach for students to gain confidence in their writing words
What do I use it for: decoding and sight word instuctions
Focus: Phonics
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Write letters in sticky foam
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Use chalkboard and markers
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Make letters with glo sticks or wiki stix
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use magnetic boards
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cloth and cloth markers
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use puffy paint on plastics
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Sand, salt or rice tray
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write in shaving cream, whipped cream or pudding
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Legos
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Playdough
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magnetic letters
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Alphabet pasta
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letter stickers
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label maker
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lite brite
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make words with popits
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sidewalk chalk
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sand paper letters
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gel or paint in a ziplock
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white boards
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bingo markers
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Qtips, toothpicks or pipe cleaners
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letter stamps
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cookie cutters
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scrabble tiles, banana grams
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Dry erase markers on window or plexi glass
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finger paint
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words/letters on popsicle sticks
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letters on clothespins
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letter beads
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Markers, scented markers, pens, glitter pens, crayons, Pencils, rainbow pencils, colored pencils etc.