It's time for a #TuesdayTip!
Research consistently shows that children with dyslexia learn best when multiple senses are engaged at once. Instead of just looking at letters on a page, your child sees, hears, says, and touches them simultaneously.
Here are a couple examples of "multi-sensory activities" you can do at home:
- Sand or salt tray writing: Spread a thin layer of sand or salt in a baking tray. Have your child trace letters with their finger while saying the letter sounds out loud.
- Modeling clay letters: Shape letters out of clay or playdough while practicing their sounds.
These activities don’t require expensive tools. They simply require engaging your child’s whole body in the learning process.
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