Decorating cookies is a blast. From everyday ADL skill building to planning and activity tolerance. This can have a benefit for all your clients. just remember to grade it accordingly and know what skill you will target with your client. Supplies: -Cookies -Frosting BTW Remember to check for client...
Supplies: -Craft Smart Paint Pens- Simple and easy to use. All you do is shake them and press the tip down onto the pebble and the paint begins to flow. -Smooth Pebbles These can all be added together to make a big statement or decorative outdoor ensemble, or...
Supplies: -1 white paper (8.5x11) -1 red paper (8.5x11) -1 blue paper. (8.5x11) -glue stick or bottle -scissors -optional stars; spangles, cut out stars or polk a dots, small white fuzz balls Tips for success: - Have a model to show what to expect -This activity can be used for all ages based on...
Supplies: Acrylic paint Fruit & Vegetables to clean and cut Cutting board Knife Thick paper (usually white works well) Sink and towels to clean up Optional: cookie cutters if using watermelon Fruit and Vegetables that work well for this activity are as follows: potatoes, celery, carrots, lemons, oranges, grapefruits, beets (good without paint),...
This colorful wall is inspiring and builds skills. Supplies: *Construction paper in many colors *Finger paint (acrylic) that is bright or fluorescent *Crayons *Glue or a stapler to attach it to the wall or butcher paper base *You will want to have access to a sink and may choose to...
Supplies: -white paper -white paint (basic acrylic) -1 piece of blue construction paper -1 sensory spike ball (or a small bumpy ball) -scissors (to cut eyes and mouth out of the white paper) -1 black sharpie marker -1 sandwich bag (you can cut side fins out of it) Instructions: 5 steps 1. You may...
Supplies: -colored paper cut into hearts -1 strip of card stock paper -glue stick Cut out hearts on colored paper of choice and glue them on the paper strip. Laminate it and viola! your book marker is complete. Variations: -Doodle on each heart or on the back of the...
All you need is a piece of paper (any color) ands whatever supplies you have available. Draw a shape (any shape can work) in the center area of the page. Have client use available elements to decorate. Supply ideas: -crayons & markers -glue & glitter -sequins & spangles -sand -ribbon -pencil for doodling -pictures Adults...
Here is a list of 63 topics where your client can try listing items that would fall under that category. For example, if the topic is Body Parts, they may call out; arm, leg, ear lobe, etc. This list is wonderful to use in the SNF...
Here are games to help clients understand the meaning of an arrow and directional processing. This basic skill is imperative for safety and community navigation. Share your creations and earn points! Download PDF for Arrow Game Ideas: Understanding the arrow symbol...