Who doesn't smile when they see this cute picture? This can also be used as a coloring page or sentence generation tool. Do you have drawings that you would like to share with the Brilliant Therapy team? Just go to our page and lets continue to...
Following 5 directions after cutting out colorful pictures that can also be used to generate sentences for writing or speech skills makes this a useful therapy tool. Download the PDF for Follow Directions: Fishbowl and Chair Room...
Fill in the blanks. An award that you can curtail to each of your kids accomplishments. Let us know how you reward your students on the Brilliant Therapy page. Download the PDF for 75% Award: ST...
This reminds kids how important they really are and how much you appreciate their hard work towards their goals. If you like this, you will like the other speech award for 75% success that we have included. Download the PDF for 100% Articulation: ST...
Learning to talk about feelings is a way that others can understand is all part of emotional and social health. We have included a paper with a large heart drawn on it so that you can put your happy or sad words in it. If you would...
This one is fun and the kids love it, especially if you can sing it with a guitar. Only 3 chords and everyone is moving around you in rhythm. This is a definite winner in therapy camp settings. I have had success with other songs in...
If you are in home health or doing work in rehab, this can be a useful handout to those who need to feed themselves but have difficulty coming up with something easy and healthy to make. Here are 8 quick easy recipes to share. Try making...
4 card templates for a variety of skill levels and fun. If you like these, you will like the Fold & Cut e-books found in tools or resources. Download the PDF for 4 Fold & Cut Valentine's Day Cards...
Locate shapes or birds and place play doh on top. This is a must in PreK but older kids can enjoy it as well. Download the PDF for Play Doh Picture Mat: 5 Holland birds...
This can be used in a variety of ways depending on what skills you are targeting. = You may have kids look for a number of items and color a dot that represents each item singled out. Then use the dots to remember what they saw...