Visual processing is vital to academic success. So much learning is in written form. You cannot fix and error if you do not see it. This tool is helpful in developing the visual skills needed to correct writing errors and locating them. All you need is...
Learning to draw is another way to improve line awareness, cognitive skills, and visual-motor and visual-perceptual skills. Click here to download the PDF...
A fun way to work on visual perception, visual motor, and other cognitive skills is to complete this drawing. We have included several variations that can be helpful depending on your setting or client skill levels. Click here to download the PDF...
Here is a simple page for little friends. Beginning table top tasks are supposed to be relatable, so this can be even better if you then have the balls in your room to match the picture. Click here to download the PDF...
Unusual combinations help with brain plasticity and fun! If you like this type of tool, let us know and we will make more! We can add a deck of exercise cards or social situation cards. Just let us know how to help get you the tools...
Combining mazes (visual-motor skills) gross motor movements can keep kids motivated and mentally flexible. Click here to download the PDF...
There are so many different moves we wanted to place at the bottom of each line, but decided simple was better. OPTION: Try laminating the page and place some of Brilliant Therapy's movement cards at the bottom of each line. This way you can have the...
Think maps are a wonderful tool often used in the school setting to help organize thoughts on a subject or analyze and compare 2 or more items. Place what is similar to both pictures in the overlapping portion of the circles. Write down what is different...
Here we have given you two choices. The first page is easy to use by categories, the second one you get to cut out pictures (or draw them) and then give it to a client to find. Both can be wonderful ways to help improve visual...
This tool can be adapted to work on memory skills (cut out squares and place face downward and turn over and find, then see if you remember where the square was), articulation skills, visual skills and so much more. Colorful and done as if kids...