03 Jan Writing: A President would…
This can be helpful for executive functioning as well as writing. Thought organization and flexibility are key components that can be utilized with this tool. Click here to download the PDF...
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03 Jan Cut Around Hippo
Animals are fun and everyone has their favorites! Here is a fun Hippopotamus to color and cut out. Have you drawn some fun therapy tools? Do you want to get more involved and earn points? BrilliantTherapy gives you the opportunity. Because Together We Are Better! Click here...
03 Jan The Sky Template
A basic cloud that can be used for writing, reaching, and cutting out. Endless possibilities. PT: Cut, laminate, and place velcro backing and the corresponding velcro on a wall for reaching or counting accomplishments. You may also have them scattered around the floor near a balance...
03 Jan Drawing Between Lines!
You have to draw between lines to then engage in completing a maze. This also supports writing skills and visual-motor development. Animals all need to eat and that is what people do as well so the pictures are easily relatable to your smallest clients. Options: You...
03 Jan Follow the Path: with numbers
Simple fine motor coordination along with cognition can be a wonderful combination. If you have some cool tools you have developed share them with us. We can help you sell your tools or place them on your Brilliant Therapy site and give you points so that...
03 Jan Line Awareness Samples
A simply captivating way to learn about lines. We traced objects, drew basic shapes and then kept drawing parallel lines within the shape. This is a wonderful tool for all ages, and it is a spectacular way to engage visual attention, coordination, and increase line...
01 Jan Circle What You Walk On
Put a bit of flexible thinking and moving and you have another therapy tool worth having. Clients find this fun and can motivate some of the clients that have therapy doldrums. We have also included a version that you can. have clients color the answers on. Share...
01 Jan Circle What You Can Jump Over!
If you like this, you will like "Circle What You Can Walk On". Reading is not necessary and bright colors make it fun for most. Cognitive skills as well as thought organization building questions can be used with this tool. Some examples of this are: "What...
01 Jan Color Each Item…For Money
Money is part of life. Here we have incorporated this topic of everyday living that affects us all with the abilities to build skills in fine motor, visual scanning, thought organization, and social skill development. You can administer this several ways depending on your clients and...
01 Jan Circle Everything With A Circle Shape
If you are wanting a visual-perceptual tanning task that encourages shape awareness this is the tool. Visual memory and mental flexibility are components that are developed so this can be used for clients of all ages. Take is one step further and ask them to look around...