You never waste time doing an iSPY activity. The skills used on this task are needed for everyday living and can build confidence. These types of activities can also be a helpful tool for those recovering from a brain injury. Click Here to Download the PDF...
This fun task not only addresses visual scanning, figure ground, and task attention, but also is a wonderful tool to work on communication skills. Find all 28 items and remember the enjoyment. Click Here to Download the PDF...
This is so much fun kids like to do it any time of year.. We have included a color friendly version for those that want the added skill-building element. Click Here to Download the PDF...
Nutty things make for lots of giggles! Have fun writing a letter in each acorn or doing a yoga move before coloring one in. It's up to you to adapt this to bring out the best skill building elements. Speech therapists may want to place...
This is a very flexible activity sheet. Therapists use it differently to reach different goals. OT: For sensory try gluing on spices and random sensory items such as feathers, play doh, fuzz balls, and paint. For fine motor emphasis you can cut it out and decorate...
In this task, clients are identifying the list a words and placing them in order based of of the directions that may have them place the words in order based off of weight, size, color, taste categories, etc. All kids like these, but they are also...
There are many ways to structure using this tool, depending on what skills you are trying to strengthen. A wonderful precursor to a handwriting assignment or a way to learn how to organize space, thought, and develop fine motor skills. Supplies: Glue stick, 4 or more...
This is a fun skill builder with facts you can read and have clients recall back to you while you improve parts-to-whole thinking and it is sensory rich! Next you may have your clients ready to write about Snowy Owls. We also put in a picture of...
Helping kids develop strategies that help them be successful in life is important. Here is another tool to help kids and it can be adapted to fit your kids particular brain. Each child learns differently and uses different strategies based on how their brain is...
Speech therapist enjoy this one. They like to laminate it and then have each kid place their dot of play dough on an item and describe it or generate a sentence using the item that they placed the play doh dot on. OT's like the fine...