This writing tool is unique because it really helps the client take a closer look at what they write on and how their writing appears. The imaginary baseline is also a mind tickler for elementary kids. It makes them think about what they are doing...
Even elderly people can have fun creating pangrams and tautograms. This is a nice cognitive challenge to throw into the mix of what you are doing for mental flexibility. OT: Check with your clients to see if any of them want to put together and e-book...
Another creative way to use this is to let kids point to a body part and then put their initials in the box if they got it named or pointed to it correctly. If they were incorrect they can write in the word. Let's encourage...
This is definitely a kids favorite! With colorful pictures to add into their sentences, they don't mind writing more. All you need is a pencil, scissors, and a glue stick. Have you created some motivating therapeutic tools? Share them with the Brilliant Therapy team on our facebook...
"Why not tell someone that they are a super star in your eyes." Giving compliments can help out with: - Speech goals - Social reciprocity - Friendship skills - Sentence generation - A chance to receive the gift of giving With 3 lined adaptive paper, this can help you score their...
Thinking skills and writing with artistic expression combine to make this a nice writing task that will inspire dialogue and smiles. Just the way therapy should be! If you would like to share your ideas with the Brilliant Therapy team just go to our Facebook page....
This is a fun and easy way to prepare an activity that focuses on pronoun usage. Make it multi sensory by letting kids have a piece of popcorn if they get their sentence said in a time 1 minute frame. >> Download Worksheet for Popcorn Activity...