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Grab yourself scissors and crayons and it's as easy as can be. This has been adapted sot that lower lever skills can cut on the circle while more advanced kids can cut out the edge of the sun. Perfect for a pre-K small group setting. If...

Colorful and artistic, kids will forget how hard it is to articulate and will be motivated to do it.  Playing table games helps with task attention, social skills, fine motor skills, visual-perceptual skills and more. Just grab some dice and token markers and let the fun...

Just grab some dice and tokens (coins, paper clip, erasers, etc.) and you are ready to play. If you do not have dice, just write numbers on six tiny pieces of paper and mix them up face down. You can play it just like Chutes and...

Pumpkins are fascinating because of their bright color and unique shape. Here kids have some directed finger painting practice with a fun subject. Don't forget to check out all our holiday activities by clicking on your month of choice. Share your fun therapy ideas with your Brilliant...

This tool was made simple so that you could use it in a variety of ways. Below are some ideas: 1. Place a color in each row of boxes from dark to light, cut them out and place in order. 2. Use for writing practice (letter size...

This builds many skills such as; visual-motor, thought organization, memory, asymmetrical bilateral integration, communication, and task tolerance. Let us know your thoughts! If you like this, you may like some of our e-books. Download PDF for Story Board: Seeds...

This is a fun game that tickles the imagination. Place the 1 stack of cards face down on the table and the picture cards spread around face up. Once the kids locate the answer they can feed it to the monster until every card is gone. Lots...

Enjoy the tricky words. One word with more than one meaning. This can be a speech favorite.  Let us know what your favorite therapy tools are and what you need more of.  Share your ideas with us and earn points! Together we are better.  Thanks for...