The About My Moves Game is a great way to get kids moving! Supplies needed: -Dice or numbered cards/paper -Game board player token (you can use anything small like sticky notes, coins, paper clips etc.) Share your games with the Brilliant Therapy team and earn more points! Download PDF for...
Give kids a black paper to draw a web on with a white colored pencil or crayon. Then they can cut out the creepy flies and spiders and use the words in a sentence and paste it on their web. This is an exciting way...
This is a template that is used with Mummy Man and can be drawn on with a white pencil. White on black as a change is another way that we can get kids interested and visually focused. It is simply different and it works. SUPPLIES: black...
Balloons are used in all therapy settings. They can be used for balance, activity tolerance, attention span, visual tracking, and are a nice motivator. When therapy is fun it is more effective. Share what is working for you and receive more points! Download PDF for 7 Balloon...
Here are some basic pictures to use in helping get a classroom of kids all on the same page. These are designed to improve breathing, trunk flexibility strength, body awareness and alertness. All of them are done on the classroom chair and will help sensory...
These 3 moves can cheer a heart and allow it to thrive as the body physically benefits from the skills it addresses such as balance, imitation of moving objects, and following directions. If you like these, you will really like the e-books on obstacle courses. Check...
This is a wonderful way to introduce intentional drawing. Line awareness, visual motor integration, and confidence building are some of the benefits of this task. If client is still afraid, try copying the x's and o's that are seen on the border. Creative therapists are all around...
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...
Picture cards can be used many different ways in therapy and they are fun to use. Writing: Have kids pick out a picture and then write a sentence about that subject. Speech: Have clients say the word and then put it into a sentence. Printer friendly allows coloring...
Needing help getting a client to understand what to do with a ball? This picture board may help, especially for autistic kids or those with processing difficulties. >>Download picture board Adaptations: *Use a stuffed animal or squishy toy for throw & catch. *Laminate and cut them out to use...