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21 Jun

Posted at 15:59h in by

This simple template can be used in a variety of ways here are some ideas to get you started! -Laminate it and place it on a clip board or inside a folder where kids can check the box when they have completed the tasks written in...

21 Jun

Posted at 15:53h in by

Complete coloring the turkey with a sample below. The sample is easy to cut off or fold out of sight if that is better for the skills being addressed. For short term memory, you can show students and then fold it back under. Count how...

21 Jun

Posted at 15:48h in by

Beginning with the basics. Here is simple owl to color or to use as a quick screen. Easy to cut out with bright purple lines. Kids can even add details to eyes and chest. For writing: Have kids write in words that are color specific or...

21 Jun

Posted at 15:42h in by

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...

21 Jun

Posted at 15:39h in by

Believe it or not, this has been a kids favorite! I think it is because of the unexpectedness. We prime the kids hands for writing, by coloring the letters first, then slip in the writing. It looks easy and the colors make it fun. This is...

21 Jun

Posted at 15:31h in by

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'...

21 Jun

Posted at 15:27h in by

Encouraging hopes and dreams are important. If a child believes they can do something just think how much farther they will get in therapy. Do you have tools that build skills and motivate? We would love to hear about them on the Brilliant Therapy facebook page....