Sound Moves: Manipulatives That Build Phonemic Awareness
Saturday 28 March 2026·1:00 pm
While pure auditory phonemic tasks have value, research supports multisensory and manipulative-supported instruction that helps children see, touch, move, and connect sounds with letters. When properly integrated into explicit phonemic awareness routines, manipulatives enhance memory, engagement, and transfer to reading and spelling
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