Creative and multi-sensory learning opens up new pathways in our brains. Therefore, using creative strategies to develop reading, will turn struggling readers into happy readers.
Research has highlighted the intense emotionality reading holds for young children. Therefore, this web-site will help you find strategies to develop your child’s reading while nurturing their belief in themselves.
Whether you are here to book a parent and child workshop; one-to-one teaching sessions for your child; training for your school, or just looking for some inspiration to help your child at home, have a look around and try some strategies today.
The internal world of the young reader is a precious and complex place. Let’s fill it with love..
Multi-sensory and kinaesthetic processing
Using as many senses as possible to create pathways and connections in your brain.
Proprioception
Using your muscle memory to learn to read and write through using physical actions: your muscles store more memory than your brain.
Visual processing
Using colour, patterns, images, sequences to shape the word and imprint upon your memory.
Auditory processing
Using your awareness of sound to hear all the parts of the word.
