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03 Oct

Posted at 17:51h in by

Sometimes all you want is a circle. I have used this as a template for drawing a flower , obstacle course stepping point, or just smiley face. BTW you can have kids decorate them and then cut out, laminate, and use on your obstacle course. They...

03 Oct

Posted at 17:40h in by

Adaptations for skill level provided. This is simple, but a real hit! Kids and therapists love retracing shapes because they add a different color each time and then they see the visual change. You can call them rainbow letters/numbers/circle. For more writing tasks, check out the...

03 Oct

Posted at 17:33h in by

Simple and useful. We do not want to overwhelm a client. Start slowly, build confidence and make it colorful for fun. If you like this, you will like our Rainbow Circles Download the PDF for Simple Bubble Line Trace...

03 Oct

Posted at 17:28h in by

Here is a beginning writing task. Plenty of blank space is available so that you can determine what you need to enforce the skills you are working on. Perhaps you may choose to imitate a cross or letter. We have slipped in a vertical line page...

03 Oct

Posted at 17:22h in by

Getting eyes to focus and attend long enough to generate a line takes time for some. Short tasks initially keeps learning fun. We have left plenty of blank space so you can adapt it as needed. If you like this, you will like "Trace A Cross"...

01 Oct

Posted at 22:47h in by

Colorful, classy, and a fun theme to make writing fun! If you are working on balance, try taping this to a wall and/or stand on one leg while the client completes the task. Kids like to see how accurate they can be when you tape it...

01 Oct

Posted at 22:41h in by

Just enough color to give it interest, and just enough free space to allow a therapist to respond to their client maximizing the session. The free space allows for writing a letter in a name, having the opportunity to imitate a cross, draw a person,...