This fun artistically creative tool is designed to make therapy fun. Writing practice, speech skills, and bilateral integration skills can all be worked on together. Have kids fill in the rhyming words, cut out the snow balls and paste the on a blue paper. You can...
Word search can be fun for some, but other struggle with it. This therapy tools is designed to help those who are just wired differently understand word searches better and work on writing skills as well. Have fun, and let us know what you want added...
Rhyming words can help with auditory processing, reading, writing, and speech skills. Have fun with this, and remember that it can be adapted. For example, you can cut items out and place on another paper after you have written or typed in the words. We have also...
This picture was used in an October themed obstacle course, where kids were able to use clothes pins to pin up multiple ghosts while balancing on a rocker board. The ghosts can be made of white card stock paper, card board with white paper glued on...
This sheet can be used in a variety of ways. We used it in a fine motor obstacle course. Kids reached into a sensory bin filled with sand and pulled out (while blind-folded) 5 rocks and traced and colored them. Supplies: rocks, pencil or crayon Other options: OT:...
Pre-K and Kinder kids enjoy this non threatening coloring pages that also help with body awareness and strengthening. The combination of looking at the picture, coloring and imitating each simple move can help connect the dots for kids. Supporting body movement is important for personal...
Here is a simple yoga pose to add to your gym visuals. Find other poses you like and color or just print them out and put them up. There are so many to choose from and we are adding more each day to the extensive collection. Click...
This is wonderful not just in March! The dots help kids with counting the leaves of each clover and then you can print the next one and they can color each four-leafed clover that they discover. Made just for therapists who know what they are...
This is a dynamic task. The therapist is slowly turning the wheel in front of the client as they point out the letters in order. This is wonderful for head injury or stroke clients that have vision challenges. NOTE: Parents/caretakers, ask a therapist to show you...
For the little dinosaur lovers, this is a must! Depending on what skills you want to address, we have put them here for you. Have fun building skills. IDEAS: Cut around T-Rex, color & paste on background paper, complete him. You can even color him while...