These game boards can be tons of fun. OT's use them for cognition, visual motor and social skills. SLP's use them for articulation practice and more. Colorful illustrations help make the job easier! Check out our other game boards that you can add to each...
These game boards are colorful to make therapy fun for the clients so that your job is easier. OT's may use them for cognition, visual motor, and social skill training, while SLP's may use them to encourage articulation and turn taking. Check out the other...
This fun artistically creative tool is designed to make therapy fun. Writing practice, speech skills, and bilateral integration skills can all be worked on together. Have kids fill in the rhyming words, cut out the snow balls and paste the on a blue paper. You can...
Word search can be fun for some, but other struggle with it. This therapy tools is designed to help those who are just wired differently understand word searches better and work on writing skills as well. Have fun, and let us know what you want added...
Rhyming words can help with auditory processing, reading, writing, and speech skills. Have fun with this, and remember that it can be adapted. For example, you can cut items out and place on another paper after you have written or typed in the words. We have also...
For those kinesthetic learners, this can be a great tool. Other skills that this addresses are reading, communication, bilateral asymmetrical coordination, and social skills. Try putting the statements up on a wall and have kids cut out each punctuation square and stick it on the appropriate...
This sheet can be used in a variety of ways. We used it in a fine motor obstacle course. Kids reached into a sensory bin filled with sand and pulled out (while blind-folded) 5 rocks and traced and colored them. Supplies: rocks, pencil or crayon Other options: OT:...
Old car tires in a therapy gym for all ages is a hit! If you have some kids wash them there will be no black hands when you jump over them, into them, around them, or drive them down a line in the gym. Be...
You have to draw between lines to then engage in completing a maze. This also supports writing skills and visual-motor development. Animals all need to eat and that is what people do as well so the pictures are easily relatable to your smallest clients. Options: You...
Simple fine motor coordination along with cognition can be a wonderful combination. If you have some cool tools you have developed share them with us. We can help you sell your tools or place them on your Brilliant Therapy site and give you points so that...