Who doesn't like a fun therapy challenge? This teaches the eyes to select each element, or chunk down what is seen so that the data is manageable and makes sense to the viewer. So often kids see so much data in front of them, they forget to...
It is so important for kids to learn how different parts make up a whole. This task addresses this as well as cutting, pasting, and coloring skills. If you like this, you will like Cut & Assemble: Apple and other Cut & Assemble tools. Click here to...
This fun and quirky page can help with writing and cutting skills along with speech skills. Following directions and fitting gaging letter sizes can also be worked on with this tool. Directions: Write the words you want to use on the word list board or use...
What is cool about this sheet is that you can laminate it and using a dry erase marker make dots, dashes, shapes, letters, whatever you want on your side of the grid. Then you let the client duplicate it one of two ways. They can...
If you like this tool, you may like Letter Dot Doodle. Parents: This is fun to use the paint stampers with. Have your little ones stamp each dot from top to bottom. Then incorporate other skill development or use it as a tracking device to see...
Little hands need lots of little things to do. This is a fun tool to let kids manipulate play doh into small tiny balls and place them on to the dot page. You will want to laminate these and perhaps copy them on card stock...
Turkeys are so popular in November, we wanted to give you a fun coloring activity that builds activity tolerance, visual-processing, visual motor, and academic skills. It is easy to color so kids can feel successful before they feel fatigue. Large print is helpful for visual impaired...
This mini book series is a "must have" for pediatric therapists because there is a sheet for every skill. Whether it is speech, cognition, movement, or writing you will find a page here that you can use. Clients love it and so do therapists. We have...
This version of Roll & Stamp is great for the creative PT who wants to motivate a kid to move. Let them pick the words they can physically illustrate such as spider walking, swimming like a fish, or moving like a tornado. OT's like the cutting...
The wonderful world of movement sometimes need a jump start. This activity my be the tool you need to encourage a client to move or find movement engaging. Sometimes when we talk about it, imagine, and play a game about it, the movement bug bites. We...