07 Aug Word Search: Tractor
This is wonderful for visual-perceptual skills and visual memory. Ask your friends to join and earn points! Join us on facebook because together we are better! Download PDF for Word Search: Tractor...
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06 Aug How to Draw a Leprechaun
This is a fun way to get over being afraid to draw. Exchange anxiety with smiles and laughter. Completing this type of activity can begin to motivate clients from within and that is when the best therapy happens. It is okay to make mistakes. Share your...
06 Aug Coloring: Christmas Tree
Oh the things that we can do! Here are just a few. Writing: write words staying within the streamers. Coloring: Try coloring 4 different colors in each section. Communication: Place typed words cut out that have the sounds or theme you are working on. Obstacle Course: Try doing a...
06 Aug Poke-A-Dot Christmas Pictures
Kids love this! Supplies: = Have kids place a paper-sized cardboard or a cork board piece under their picture. = Use a tack push pin to poke a hole into the picture wherever you see a dot. That's it! Simple and the kids love the finished product and enjoy...
06 Aug Color, Cut, & Paste Santa Chaun
A printer friendly version is included. This works best when printed on card stock paper. You will need brass fasteners to attach the limbs. Stimulate the mind with fictional characters that are fun such as Santa and a Leprecaun. Download PDF for Color, Cut, & Paste...
06 Aug Crossword: Initial SH,GR,CH
Excellent for speech therapy summer camps and for working together as a group. Check out our eBook Say & See, you just might like it. Download PDF for Crossword: Initial SH,GR,CH...
06 Aug Coloring: Helping Hand
Whether it is used as a coloring sheet, or a page where kids write or paste typed out words about caring for others this simple sheet has many uses. Download PDF for Coloring: Helping Hand...
06 Aug Strawberry: I Love You Berry Much!
Supplies: **Construction paper as your base (1 piece) **Option to use Black & Red Paint (it can be substituted by a black and red markers) **Option to use a Pipe Cleaner to apply black paint **Marker of choice to write a message **Glue stick top paste strawberry top on (2...
05 Aug DIY Ruler
What better way for kids to understand visual space, than to make their own ruler. Take a ruler and place it next to a card stock paper strip. Have kids draw a mark at each inch and then embellish it. (this is great for visual-perceptual and visual...
05 Aug Coloring: Zebra
Sometimes bold is better. See how your clients respond to bolder lines on a page. It may be what they need to help the visual cognitive process and may help with visual impaired clients. Let us know what you think can help us help you. Together...