We have made beginning number writing fun! Each number has the same number of different characters. You can even make them into rainbow numbers by doing each number over again with a different colored crayon or maker. Make sure you start at the start point...
Beginning with the basics. Here is simple owl to color or to use as a quick screen. Easy to cut out with bright purple lines. Kids can even add details to eyes and chest. For writing: Have kids write in words that are color specific or...
Fun graphics and an imaginative presentation help this create the visual interest needed to help kids learn to do a maze or simply want to stay between the lines. We have included both the male and female rider version for you. Join the radical team of Brilliant...
Kids can develop skills of cutting around a word that has no line so they have to imagine all the letters together being one group of symbols. Of course you can use a highlighter and draw a circle around them the first time they do...
Use the visual chart to show different body movements! You can laminate and cut them out. Add some velcro and lay them on a strip. You can also use them for a visual schedule. This tool is so beneficial for many kids, not just those...
Needing help getting a client to understand what to do with a ball? This picture board may help, especially for autistic kids or those with processing difficulties. >>Download picture board Adaptations: *Use a stuffed animal or squishy toy for throw & catch. *Laminate and cut them out to use...
