Some of the skills worked on include: thought organization, visual spacial, visual-motor, visual-perceptual, auditory and visual processing, impulse control, fine motor control, and balance/standing tolerance if done while in a standing position. Option = use markers instead of paint. This is one of the few painting activities...
The color key at the top allows kids to develop their own strategy to make it easier to color the picture below, by circling or shading in the words or letters. Download the PDF for Color & Say: Cow...
With fluid borders, this coloring page lets kids imagine and understand this 2D coloring page in a different way. Rich with skill building. Share your skill building ideas with your Brilliant Therapy Team! Download the PDF for Color: Christmas Cabin...
Simple but with just enough details to let imagination soar. You have 2 pages to use at 2 different skill levels so have fun. Draw your own pages to color and we can share them with the Brilliant Therapy team to help make therapy better! Download the PDF...
Choices for coloring are always wonderful to have. This has so much to color, it is perfect for 2 or three friends to color at the same time. This can encourage keeping the paper from moving, and sharing space and coloring tools. Download the PDF for Color:...
This fun coloring page allows the practitioner to adapt the letters for additional learning as well as getting kids minds engaged with the cute little dogs. Have fun trying to copy the Chinese letter in the other clouds! Download the PDF for Year of the Dog...
This tool provides color assisted support for those brains that need it. With 5 sections to color, the therapist can demonstrate in 1 segment allowing the client to color the remaining 4. Download the PDF for Color: Simple Duck...
This printer friendly version allows kids to use the strategy of placing color around or on top of the corresponding words and helps engage them so that they are excited to color the picture. Download the PDF for Color By Letters: spring...
Letters correspond to the color for beginning reading skills. Additional skills include: OT: Fine motor, visual-motor, working memory, and task tolerance ST: Articulation and color identity Download the PDF for Crayola Color By Letters: Clown...
Cut out the 3 words at the bottom and put the labels by the corresponding picture. We have several different versions of this, so check them out if you like this. Some kids are intrigued with the creatures of the sea. Download the PDF for Sea Creatures:...