FREE Materials & Ideas: Multi-Sensory Activities for Kindergarten

When you hear the word “multisensory,” you may immediately think of a messy activity… but that doesn’t have to be the case! Multisensory activities are simply those that incorporate more than one sense to help students better learn and retain material.
In this video, I’ll give you some freebies and ideas for what you can do in your classroom to make multisensory activities engaging and fun!
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[@iodelleyearwood6343]

Messy

[@christellehillendahl1218]

= fun and messy

[@janetmedlin6563]

Messy.

[@karaboloutere8491]

Messy

[@bestthingsarefree87]

Messy

[@brendabrowning8721]

When I think of multi-sensory, I think of all the learning modalities.

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When you think of multi-sensory activities, do you automatically think of messy materials, like shaving cream? If that’s what comes to mind for you, type “messy” in the comments!

[@learningisfunwithmeenakshi3679]

👍

[@kikiharuka]

I love this!

[@jenniferkeeper4588]

Messy☺️

[@JaquelineOliveira-si6nm]

Lovely

[@laurenkrigbaum9483]

I love using multi-sensory activities in my classroom.

[@learningattheprimarypond]

Yay!

[@tracywolf6930]

I really like this method of learning. Students learn all in different ways and this covers all the bases. It covers visual, auditory, and touch plus muscle memory.

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Agreed!

[@mommacass1975]

I used to think as multi-sensory activities as messy. Thank you for expanding my knowledge.

[@learningattheprimarypond]

You're most welcome!

[@carolhale4331]

Got the free resource, thank you so much. This will really help my dyslexic students!

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Wonderful!

[@heatherbrand3243]

I worry about the sand getting messy when my students are independent.. I use strips of sandpaper instead!

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Love that idea!

[@lorrainey2004]

This was very helpful, thank you. I love the CVC strips.

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Great!

[@erichfuls4342]

Thnk you for yhe freebies!

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You're welcome!