These communication games are good for more than communication. They can improve, socialization, emotional growth, fine and gross motor skills, attention span, situational awareness, visual and auditory skills, and self-esteem! Get involved and receive more points!! Download PDF for Simple Saying Games...
These 3 moves can cheer a heart and allow it to thrive as the body physically benefits from the skills it addresses such as balance, imitation of moving objects, and following directions. If you like these, you will really like the e-books on obstacle courses. Check...
These easy to play challenges only take 1 piece of equipment and then you are building skills in a fun way. Pick the ones that use skills you are trying to improve. If you like these, you may like some of our other games and obstacle...
This is another fun version of Mayflower journey...
Here is a list of everyday classroom tools. It is so important that we give kids opportunities to search for things in the 3rd dimension. They love this task when they each have their own sheet. Stay quiet and just watch what their eyes do....
You may want to use an additional sheet of paper to cover the other steps that you are not working on and slide it down as you go. This way kids do not get overwhelmed. This activity can help build rapport with some kids and slow...
Kids like the little brain man because it looks like they feel when doing this number sheet. See how they gage number sizes as well as numerical order. Download PDF for What Number is Missing...
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...
For a client who struggles with forming the number 8, this is a wonderful tool. Additional versions included in case you do not want a decorative border. Download PDF for Make an 'S'...
With 4 versions included, you can easily have a small group of kids do this simultaneously and not have them looking at the kid next to them for answers. Speech: Have clients tell you what is missing and then draw it in. One of the wonderful elements...