Bring in an artifact and allow student to handle it. Let students make something with their new knowledge. Feeling and touching will help lessons settle in their minds. Act It Out. Get students with this kind of intelligence to role-play situations where your main ideas are illustrated.
Short skits provide an interesting diversion and usually leave an impression.
Create a chance for students to apply their lessons. Try a mystery or a scavenger hunt. This week's tips draw on only 3 of the 7 intelligences identified by Gardener. Next week the remaining 4 will provide additional tips for adding variety into our classrooms and re-capturing the interest of students whose learning styles falls outside our normal routines.