Multisensory learning benefits all of our students- have you tried Sky Writing? Not just for letters, great for review spelling patterns too (blends, digraphs or vowel teams) | Literacy & Lindsay

Studies on multisensory learning, especially when it comes to teaching letters and literacy, show that it can be highly effective. Multisensory learning involves using two or more senses during the learning process, which can help strengthen the pathways in the brain needed for learning. This approach is particularly beneficial for young children and those with learning differences, such as dyslexia, because it can aid in memory and recall by engaging multiple senses. Here are some key findings: