Kinesthetic learners like to touch, feel and manipulate what they are learning. They tend to use gestures when they speak and use action words such as hot, cold, fast or slow. Often this type of learner "jumps in" to start an activity without waiting to hear or see directions and will tend to do much better with hands-on activities.

For example, when communicating with a kinesthetic learner you might want to use words or phrases like:

"I feel..."

"I get..."

"That ls like..."

"What does this feel like to you?"