Another fun way to work on writing and visual discrimination. Let's face it, if you cannot see where lines are supposed to be, then how can you correct any written errors. Speech: Sentence generation can be done with these pictures to assist. Share your created therapy tools...
Kids cannot be successful if they cannot process auditory data well. Here is a cheat sheet that assists parents and teachers to help create an atmosphere that encourages auditory memory. Download PDF for Improving Auditory Memory Tips...
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...
We have included 2 additional visual letter finds. They are fun and build skills, such as visual memory, letter recognition, task attention, and visual-motor control. Therapists who used this also liked the I Spy e-book and the Dyslexia e-book found in 'Resources". Download PDF for Circle P&B...
With creative colorful visuals, this Bingo is a cool tool. Two sizes and a printer friendly version is also included for your benefit. We thought you might like an additional blank bingo card so that you could cut out your own pictures and place them...
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...
Here are 3 versions so you can match the clients abilities and provide more specialized treatment. One of the versions has wide grey lines to assist with visual perception and cognitive ability to process what lines are most important on the page. You may choose to...
This is skill builder that helps TBI or developmentally delayed kids with ADL activities such as interpreting a calendar of events or copying information correctly. Therapists may color the smaller design ahead of time and ask client to duplicate what they see. Whatever skills you are working...
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...
This works very well especially when you first talk about what is going on in the picture story. The flag in the window sill is the trickiest object to find. Kids can pick a word to use in a sentence that they generate or adapt it...