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Note: Many
Tactile activities also work well for Kinesthetic learners.
Finally, select a Tactile means for teaching the concept your child is
currently learning. Write down one of the ideas listed below or come up
with your own idea. When you have determined an auditory, visual, kinesthetic,
and tactile means for teaching a lesson, you have created a multisensory
lesson plan.
| Drawing |
Modeling
Clay or Playdoh |
| Felt
Story Boards |
Painting |
| Finger
writing on velvet, textured cloth, sandpaper, sand table, rice table,
in a pan with vaseline, pan with oil, or pan with liquid soap, or
any other textured surface |
Foot
writing - with bare feet, trace / write information on carpet, grass,
sand, or other textured surface |
| Games |
Project
Kits |
| Lap
Books |
Sorting |
| Making
Dioramas |
Science
Experiments |
| Making
Models |
Writing |
| Math
Manipulatives |
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