Multisensory+Language+Instruction

Multisensory Language Instruction proposes that children learn best when they are activating all of their modalities (auditory, visual and kinestetic). Multi-sensory language development includes blending components of phonemic awareness with phonics. Children are instructed using Discovery Learning, where children discover the sound and then visualize the word and then build the word using a tactile cue such as unifix cubes to represent sounds.