Sensory and Kinesthetic Learning Resources

Because of their multisensory approach or non-traditional teaching strategies, the curricula and supplements below may be helpful for visual, auditory, and kinesthetic learners and students with learning differences.

Transparent, colorful, geometric shapes in 3-D provide a concrete way to explore geometry, volume, and other measurement concepts. Now your student can count the vertices, edges, and sides to help understand foundational geometry concepts. Removable bases allow the shapes to be filled with liquid or dry ingredients to study volume. Activity guide included. 14 shapes, 3cm or 6cm. Grades 3 and up.

Because of their multisensory approach or non-traditional teaching strategies, the curricula below may be helpful for visual, auditory, and kinesthetic learners and students with learning differences.

With this speech therapy and language development tool you can teach youngsters the meaning of the most common prepositions, “in,” “on,” “under,” “behind,” “in front,” and “next to,” in a hands-on and engaging way. They’ll match picture cards to game boards, and then use objects to model the prepositions , like putting the penguin in the tub, on the tub, under the tub, or next to the tub. This set includes 24 cards, 4 game boards, 15 small objects (chicks, penguins, tub, felt hat, metal baby carriage), and Teaching Notes. Ages 4 and up.

In most schools, fifth graders attempt to memorize the states and their capital cities. Why not take advantage of this wonderful learning tool that makes memorizing capital cities a breeze. As a bonus, it also covers the two letter postal abbreviations for all 50 states. Is MI the abbreviation for Minnesota, mississippi, Missouri, Michigan or Maine? States, Capitals, and Abbreviation Wrap-Ups will help so that you and your students will never wonder again. By the way, it's Michigan.