Oh the things that we can do! Here are just a few. Writing: write words staying within the streamers. Coloring: Try coloring 4 different colors in each section. Communication: Place typed words cut out that have the sounds or theme you are working on. Obstacle Course: Try doing a...
Kids love this! Supplies: = Have kids place a paper-sized cardboard or a cork board piece under their picture. = Use a tack push pin to poke a hole into the picture wherever you see a dot. That's it! Simple and the kids love the finished product and enjoy...
A printer friendly version is included. This works best when printed on card stock paper. You will need brass fasteners to attach the limbs. Stimulate the mind with fictional characters that are fun such as Santa and a Leprecaun. Download PDF for Color, Cut, & Paste...
Excellent for speech therapy summer camps and for working together as a group. Check out our eBook Say & See, you just might like it. Download PDF for Crossword: Initial SH,GR,CH...
Whether it is used as a coloring sheet, or a page where kids write or paste typed out words about caring for others this simple sheet has many uses. Download PDF for Coloring: Helping Hand...
Have fun finding the bunny, heart,duck and turkey! Just color in the parts that are missing and identify what animal it is. Download PDF for Missing Parts!...
This can assist in building visual attention skills and binocular vision. Share your vision creations with your Brilliant Therapy team or encourage a friend to join so we can make therapy more available to all! Together we are better! Download PDF for I Spy: Vision-find the shape...
This is very effective with all ages. This DIY light table is quickly made of a plastic storage container with clear lid and Christmas lights inside. It can be easily carried into a hospital room and wiped clean. It will also brighten the mood and...
This can be helpful for TBI clients that have their visual processing affected. Several different options will allow you to curtail the task for a more specific treatment approach. We are looking for more visual activities, so if you have some you have made to share...
What better way for kids to understand visual space, than to make their own ruler. Take a ruler and place it next to a card stock paper strip. Have kids draw a mark at each inch and then embellish it. (this is great for visual-perceptual and visual...