Once you do this task, you never forget it. It is surprising all the skills that it addresses and how little lines add up to one large picture. We have organized the elements for added success. Directions: 1. Find the center of your paper. 2.Pick one element to...
If you liked this, you may enjoy some of our other e-books with cut and color activities. Download PDF for Color, Cut, & Paste Gingerbread man...
Color,Cut, & Paste activities are a fun way to work on skills such as; bilateral asymmetrical integration of the UE's, visual processing, grasping school tools, visual motor, fine motor coordination, following directions, and many other skills. Any client that has had a TBI that affected motor...
Colorful sequencing tasks are fun. See how much your kids can do on their own. The small cheat sheet checklist at the top should help them out. Did you know that we add new tools each week? Our commitment to better therapy for all is real...
This activity can help build organization of visual space. A fun subject and it gets you in the mood for ice cream and coloring. Did you know that we add new tools each week? Share what you have created and we can give you points, because...
Color these lucky pictures. Then cut them out (2 options- cut the on the border or cut out the figures). OR If client needs communication skills, give them a list of words and let them cut out the ones that are associated with luck and paste them on...
Color a shamrock, then fold and cut one. This is a way to see how different parts can make a whole and other cognitive skills. Obstacle Course Use: Cut & Color shamrocks and place them where you want client to step or hop to. Adults and kids...
Have fun completing the drawing to build visual, motor, and cognitive skills! Get involved in better therapy ideas and encourage a friend to join with our low monthly rate and earn points! Download PDF for Complete The Face...
This is a perfect example of using a copy machine to help with matching. Whether it is color copies or black and white you can take familiar objects and make them into an activity of matching. It this case we cut them out and laminated...
Place any object onto a piece of paper and trace around it with a pencil or marker. Then turn the shape into anything you want. You can tape paper to the wall and hold the object to the paper with one hand while tracing it with...