Multi-sensory Learning in Foundation Stage

Research shows that learning through more than one sense can help children take on new learning and embed learning. This includes using senses - sight, auditory, touch and movement.
P1 and 2 love to play phonics games, like "say the sound, then knock it down!" Phonics skills with physical movement and target games are more fun when there's a competition!
In their number game the pupils had to recognise the given number, hit the target with a bean bag and then perform a physical activity that number of times. What fun! Active learning at its best!