This is a simple visual motor task that is harder than it looks. Just match the zebra's to their corresponding shadow. Let us know what you need more of and we will upload it for you. We want to help you be the best therapist you...
Learning to follow directions is a critical skill that can help with job, academic, and relationship successes. Start with easy tasks that are achievable and then work on more challenging skills. Remember that these types of skills take some time to develop so have patience and...
Following directions is an important part of life, communication, safety, and relationships. If these are too difficult, try doing the Simple Directions Tasks first to strengthen desired skills. Click here to download the PDF...
This is a fun skill builder. Don't forget there are options at the bottom you can use as well. (Sorry for the grammatical errors. We will have to circle back and fix them soon.) This tool is packed with much skill building so we hope you...
Life is ever so complicated especially if you are socially challenged. Here is an activity that helps bring up some social learning. Click here to download the PDF...
Social skills are very important to learn and this tool will help that learning occur. Sometimes a task with talking is all it takes. Enjoy and Bon A petit! Click here to download the PDF...
Start with shapes and then graduate to numbers. This tool is wonderful for executive functioning, math, attention building and more. Click here to download the PDF...
Think maps are a wonderful tool often used in the school setting to help organize thoughts on a subject or analyze and compare 2 or more items. Place what is similar to both pictures in the overlapping portion of the circles. Write down what is different...
Here we have given you two choices. The first page is easy to use by categories, the second one you get to cut out pictures (or draw them) and then give it to a client to find. Both can be wonderful ways to help improve visual...
This is a dynamic task. The therapist is slowly turning the wheel in front of the client as they point out the letters in order. This is wonderful for head injury or stroke clients that have vision challenges. NOTE: Parents/caretakers, ask a therapist to show you...