Visual Discrimination is an important skill for learning to improve writing, extract important details from a story, complete fine motor tasks, or improve physical form on an exercise. This activity is an opportunity to work on those skills. You can use this as a coloring page...
Have fun finding the bunny, heart,duck and turkey! Just color in the parts that are missing and identify what animal it is. Download PDF for Missing Parts!...
Who does't like a puppy?! This is a short task that can make skill building fun. Use it whatever way you want from counting dogs or body parts. Get involved and share your thoughts and earn points! Together we are better! Download PDF for Numbers and Dogs...
This can assist in building visual attention skills and binocular vision. Share your vision creations with your Brilliant Therapy team or encourage a friend to join so we can make therapy more available to all! Together we are better! Download PDF for I Spy: Vision-find the shape...
This is very effective with all ages. This DIY light table is quickly made of a plastic storage container with clear lid and Christmas lights inside. It can be easily carried into a hospital room and wiped clean. It will also brighten the mood and...
This can be helpful for TBI clients that have their visual processing affected. Several different options will allow you to curtail the task for a more specific treatment approach. We are looking for more visual activities, so if you have some you have made to share...
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...
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...
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...
This craft is a rich skill builder. * Strength for hole punching and pinching * Oculomotor skills for threading and slipping on feathers * Activity Tolerance and Cognitive skills SUPPLIES: * 6 feet of yarn for each color * 6 feathers * 15 beads * Hefty paper plate (strong) * Tape (to keep yarn...