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Multiple Intelligences

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  • At soccer practice, Austin learned how to perform a corner kick.
    Bodily-Kinesthetic
  • Young children who learn best this way enjoy being in nature and might like to sort rocks and shells or to learn about types of dinosaurs.
    Naturalist
  • The class visited a local park to learn about plants and birds in their area.
    Naturalistic
  • During his summer vacation, Logan recorded his feelings about his experiences in a journal.
    Intrapersonal
  • Brooke's experiment with magnetism won a ribbon at the science fair.
    Logical-Mathematical
  • Refers to the ability to understand other people.
    Interpersonal
  • Young children who learn best this way enjoy singing, whistling, and playing musical instruments.
    Musical
  • Iola read the children's story she wrote to the kindergarten class.
    Verbal-Linguistic
  • Refers to the ability to observe, recognize, and categorize features of the natural environment.
    Naturalist
  • For the school's talent show, Savannah created rhythms using pots, spoons, and other common items as instruments.
    Musical
  • No one is equally gifted in all of these intelligences. (TRUE/FALSE)
    TRUE
  • Young children who learn best this way like to listen to others and to be in group settings.
    Interpersonal
  • Young children who learn best this way are analytical and enjoy spending time alone.
    Intrapersonal
  • Evan helped paint a mural of a school activities display at the community's centennial celebration.
    Visual-Spatial
  • Refers to the ability to understand oneself.
    Intrapersonal
  • Refers to the ability to analyze problems using logic and math.
    Logical-Mathematical
  • Young children who learn best this way can benefit from listening, speaking, writing, and story-telling activities.
    Verbal-Linguistic
  • Involves imagining things visually and understanding the use of space.
    Visual/Spatial
  • Brett was chosen to lead the planning committee for the class car wash.
    Interpersonal
  • Young children who learn best this way enjoy dancing, sports, crafts, and acting, among other physical activities.
    Bodily-Kinesthetic
  • Refers to the ability to learn and use language.
    Verbal/Linguistic Intelligence
  • Refers to the ability to coordinate one's body movements and to use one's hands skillfully.
    Bodily-Kinesthetic
  • Young children who learn best this way can be encouraged to solve problems, classify objects, and conduct experiments.
    Logical-Mathematical
  • Refers to the ability to perform, compose, and appreciate music.
    Musical
  • Young children who learn best this way like to work with puzzles, look at photographs and videos, and draw pictures.
    Visual-Spatial
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