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Balancing fun is what this is. Building body awareness and visual-motor skills and so much more. Speech Option: Place index cards on the beam and when the student walks on top of them, they will have to do a move, pose, read a word, that is...

Try introducing this like Follow The Leader. Kids love to imitate and learn to lead this way. Here are 21 ways to use a line for therapy. Brave summer camp OT: You can even trace your finger up the crease of a cactus. Go slowly. It is...

If you like Mr. Square we know you will like Mr. Circle as well. Bright motivating colors can spur on therapy imagination! Here are some ideas: PT: Make a square themed obstacle course or pick up as many squares as Mr. Square wants. Stack them and...

We are making if fun to cut out shapes. Cut them out and save or collect them! Then you can see the progress. The colorful sample can capture imagination and spur communication. OT: You may choose to place a paper over top of Mr. Circle and then...

ST & OT: A quick but challenging task, this can be used to call out a letter to complete or call off words that start with each letter in the word January. A tad of coloring can keep this fun and writing can also be worked...

You may choose to color it, but cutting it out on the lines and then putting it together can be great fun. Color suggestive lines and the option for number assistance make this a useful tool. Share creative inventions with your Brilliant Therapy team! Download the PDF...

This whimsical style activity has many uses. Here are a few: Auditory skills: Call off a letter and client locates it on the page and then colors it. [auditory processing with visual-motor] OT: They usually want to write in their own numbers/letters so we provided one with...

Here is a fun way to improve number, attention, and vision skills. Happy bones can stimulate further communication skills. ST: You may have client color a border bone for each articulation challenge or question answered. Download the PDF for Happy Halloween...