This whimsical style activity has many uses. Here are a few: Auditory skills: Call off a letter and client locates it on the page and then colors it. [auditory processing with visual-motor] OT: They usually want to write in their own numbers/letters so we provided one with...
We know how important it is to individualize therapy, so here is a template you may like. It is just like Story Board without the pictures, so you can add whatever subject you are working on whether it is pictures or letters or numbers, textures, colors,...
A printer friendly version is included also making it easier to target specific skills. If you do not want to work on coloring you do not need to! Yahoo! Make every minute count with Brilliant Therapy tools. If you have made your own and want to...
This is a therapist pleaser. We sneak in some writing, asymmetrical bilateral upper extremity movements, and cognitive skills (following directions, visual memory, orientation,...
It is refreshing for kids to see many different types of tasks at varying difficulties so that they can learn to anticipate the difficulty. This task can help them feel more confident with writing tasks. The wonky border and hand drawn words make it unlike what...
A cool feature is having a balance of coloring and blank space that you can reinforce writing right on the coloring sheet itself. Practice the difficult letters in a non threatening space. You can even have them decorate by adding stripes on the word 'HAPPY'. Download...
This fun tool can be used in many ways. PT: Find a number and do the exercises that number of times. ST: Say or trace each number or letter you say. OT: Trace the letters and then the numbers in order. If you like this, you will definitely like...
This has been popular so if you like this, look at some of the other pages on Brilliant Therapy that are similar such as Rooster: letter find. Vision and writing skills make this a favorite. Download the PDF for Bubble letter find!...
A bit of fun fantasy helps to keep interest in an activity that can be difficult or frustrating for kids. They can color them if they get some start points correct. Instant success rewarded works well for some kids helping them to get more involved...
Count the owls in Bunny FooFoo's Forest! Remember to create interest in each activity. The border was left intentionally empty so that kids could try to draw in between the lines for the extreme visual-motor challenge! Share your interesting creations with your Brilliant Therapy team today! Download the...