This can be helpful for TBI clients that have their visual processing affected. Several different options will allow you to curtail the task for a more specific treatment approach. We are looking for more visual activities, so if you have some you have made to share...
Kids respond best when they get to decorate their wheel and it really makes an impression on them. So it is a wonderful tool to use for sensory modulation support. Supplies: =2 paper plates =markers =scissors & glue (to cut out coping skills of choice) =brad/paper fastener Download PDF for My...
Supplies: **Construction paper as your base (1 piece) **Option to use Black & Red Paint (it can be substituted by a black and red markers) **Option to use a Pipe Cleaner to apply black paint **Marker of choice to write a message **Glue stick top paste strawberry top on (2...
What better way for kids to understand visual space, than to make their own ruler. Take a ruler and place it next to a card stock paper strip. Have kids draw a mark at each inch and then embellish it. (this is great for visual-perceptual and visual...
A printer friendly option is included. Teachers enjoy feeling supported with social skills goals. This activity can be adapted by therapists to build more than one skill. These colorful pictures can be cut out and placed on a strip of paper as a bracelet or a necklace. You...
This craft is a rich skill builder. * Strength for hole punching and pinching * Oculomotor skills for threading and slipping on feathers * Activity Tolerance and Cognitive skills SUPPLIES: * 6 feet of yarn for each color * 6 feathers * 15 beads * Hefty paper plate (strong) * Tape (to keep yarn...
As the video illustrates, this may be difficult at first and I did make this course difficult by not color coordinating the footprints and having the paths cross over each other at 2 different areas. What is thrilling, is that the entire class (middle school...
Dyslexic kids may struggle a bit, but this is a skill builder for them. If you like this, you will definitely like our e-book on Dyslexia. Check it out in the tools section of Brilliant Therapy. We welcome your comments and would love to have you encourage a...
Variations: * Try coloring the boys smallest to largest with one color crayon or pastel and vary the pressure from heavy to light. This is a great way to work on body awareness and see a visual cue. * Have kids write an animal that correlates with...
If monkeys do it, we want to as well. Try these moves kids love. Use a pointer stick for added fun so that they can point to what they will do next. What can you do? Perhaps recommend a friend to join or let us help...