11 Oct OT Quick Pre-K Screen
Here is a quick screen for elementary and pre-K kids. Simple enough to do quickly, but long enough to get the information you need. Download the PDF for OT Quick Pre-K Screen...
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11 Oct Teacher Tips: Sensory Solutions
There are two versions of this. Choose what works for you. Pre-schools have asked for this handout as well as elementary school teachers. You may choose to circle the preferred solutions or write down the number of each one tried in the column on the left. Get...
11 Oct The Art of Test Taking: R.E.L.A.X.
With anxiety on the rise tools like this can be helpful. Colorful stars keep this sheet interesting until you get to the end. Having a healthy attitude toward test taking is a helpful tool for success. Share your own helpful tools with the Brilliant Therapy team. Download...
11 Oct Parent Tips: Supporting Skill Growth
Parents can do so much more for their kids when they have a handout to refer to that provides guidance for skill growth. The lightbulb border helps to keep it from getting lost in the everyday paperwork. ALC teachers love handing this one out. An additional...
11 Oct Obstacle Course Success Post
This is a proven effective method that is easy to do. Establishing good habits can be helpful for an outstanding obstacle course experience. Download the PDF for Obstacle Success Post...
11 Oct 5 Classroom Sensory Strategies
This is a wonderful list of strategies that can be used in the classroom and clinic settings. It is a great handout for parents as well. If you have made a special handout that is effective, share it with the Brilliant Therapy team. Download the PDF for...
11 Oct Directing Activity Tips
Therapists are very different in how they approach activities. The activity is more about building neuronal pathways and not the end result of the craft. It is all about the process. Get involved by sharing your own innovative tools with your Brilliant Therapy team. Download the PDF...
11 Oct Painting for Function: Pointillism
Some of the skills worked on include: thought organization, visual spacial, visual-motor, visual-perceptual, auditory and visual processing, impulse control, fine motor control, and balance/standing tolerance if done while in a standing position. Option = use markers instead of paint. This is one of the few painting activities...
11 Oct Color & Say: Cow
The color key at the top allows kids to develop their own strategy to make it easier to color the picture below, by circling or shading in the words or letters. Download the PDF for Color & Say: Cow...
11 Oct Color: Christmas Cabin
With fluid borders, this coloring page lets kids imagine and understand this 2D coloring page in a different way. Rich with skill building. Share your skill building ideas with your Brilliant Therapy Team! Download the PDF for Color: Christmas Cabin...