Here is a way to combine movements and math skills which can really work for elementary school aged kids. If you like this you may like Monkey Moves (BrilliantTherapy)- it is just 1 sheet with 7 different moves that you can cut out if you are...
Dinosaur puzzles are often a favorite. So if you want to draw it fold your paper at the dotted line areas and then start with the tail to build confidence then go on to draw the eye and then the rest...
Therapist's as well as homeschool moms & dads enjoy doing this with the kids. It really targets mental reasoning and visual skills. Then you get to generate sentences on the topic. Science and therapy together make a great blend. Let the kids pick up everything...
Here is a printer friendly version of a basic schedule for the young clients. It helps compliance knowing when they Weill be rewarded. An additional is version included. Getting the young mind used to slight changes can be very beneficial. There are a variety of ways...
Colorful sequencing tasks are fun. See how much your kids can do on their own. The small cheat sheet checklist at the top should help them out. Did you know that we add new tools each week? Our commitment to better therapy for all is real...
Color a shamrock, then fold and cut one. This is a way to see how different parts can make a whole and other cognitive skills. Obstacle Course Use: Cut & Color shamrocks and place them where you want client to step or hop to. Adults and kids...
This is a wonderful colorful activity that will always be successful. Skills that can be addressed with this are: visual-perceptual, digital strength (tearing the tape and placing it on), line awareness (helps with writing), coordination, and thought processing. DIRECTIONS: Place tape on to watercolor paper and...
Supplies: Mason Jar, Ribbon or Decorative string, and a flower. Optional Elements: **Hand hole punch and a small card or tag with which to write a message if used as a gift. **Use popsicle sticks and place a small note on the top of each one or characteristic...
Supplies: - Paper plate -Paint or colored markers ( tan, black, red) -Eyes (google eyes or cut a small white circle of paper and draw in the pupil) -1 Sheet of blue or black construction paper (if you choose black have a white colored pencil on hand or white...
Decorating cookies is a blast. From everyday ADL skill building to planning and activity tolerance. This can have a benefit for all your clients. just remember to grade it accordingly and know what skill you will target with your client. Supplies: -Cookies -Frosting BTW Remember to check for client...