This is a fun skill builder. Don't forget there are options at the bottom you can use as well. (Sorry for the grammatical errors. We will have to circle back and fix them soon.) This tool is packed with much skill building so we hope you...
Classroom sensory stations are a critical part of classrooms especially those who have kids with special needs. The bouncy or sleepy style kids need a station that fits them, so here is a tool to help you organize what is needed for each sensory kid's...
Money is part of life. Here we have incorporated this topic of everyday living that affects us all with the abilities to build skills in fine motor, visual scanning, thought organization, and social skill development. You can administer this several ways depending on your clients and...
If you are wanting a visual-perceptual tanning task that encourages shape awareness this is the tool. Visual memory and mental flexibility are components that are developed so this can be used for clients of all ages. Take is one step further and ask them to look around...
This tool is designed to provide visual supports for kids that need to stay attended in school and struggle with sensory modulation and self regulation. This is also a wonderful tool for starting meaningful discussions and a better understanding of how others cope with stress...
For kids/clients who have a goal to follow a picture chart of FIRST doing one task and THEN the other these can be helpful. Organizing thoughts thru pictures can be very helpful with some populations. There is a printer friendly version included and you can cut...
Executive Functioning skills are not as easy to develop for some clients so a visual tool can be helpful. Copy this off on yardstick paper and use it to facilitate learning moments that make sense and lead your clients to more learning and independence. Click here to...
Painters tape and some wrapped up telephone books are shown in the picture. You can also make your own blocks to jump on with duck taped notebooks or foam blocks wrapped in duck tape. (DIY blocks tutorial is on your Brilliant Therapy site.) OPTIONS: Try jumping...
Visual memory games are fun challenges for many different clients from traumatic brain injury to developmental delay. You can play them at a baby shower or in the clinic. Clients are shown several items for about 1 minute then the items are removed from sight...
Sometimes we forget to use scissors on food items so that we can combine that skill with added olfactory and gustatory sensory input. Cutting celery can also be an easier and safer way for elderly clients to chop celery as compared with a knife. OPTIONS: Other...