Join us in this insightful episode as we dive into the world of multi-sensory instruction with special guest Jennifer Orr, an expert in literacy education. In this episode, we explore the power of incorporating visual, auditory, and kinesthetic elements to enhance reading instruction and support the development of confident readers.

Jennifer Orr shares practical strategies and resources that teachers and parents can use to engage students in a multi-sensory learning experience. Discover how to introduce high-frequency words using specially designed cards that incorporate visual images, auditory cues, and kinesthetic actions. By creating a contextual picture for each word, students can make meaningful connections and develop a deeper understanding of the written language.

In addition to these instructional strategies, Jennifer emphasizes the significance of play-based activities in consolidating learning. Discover a range of creative and fun games that support attention, motivation, and self-regulation. From writing words in sensory materials like sand or salt to building words with Play-Doh, these activities engage students in a multisensory approach that enhances their reading skills.

Don't miss this episode filled with practical tips and resources to empower educators and parents in their journey to build confident readers. Tune in and discover how multi-sensory instruction can transform the reading experience and create a solid foundation for literacy success.

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