This small collection has the unique features of addressing arrow awareness and mixing colors together which helps with fluid intelligence (ability to analyze and categorize concepts). Red + Blue = Purple Blue + Yellow = Green Hopefully these 3 coloring tasks are easy enough to complete in a...
Letters correspond to the color for beginning reading skills. Additional skills include: OT: Fine motor, visual-motor, working memory, and task tolerance ST: Articulation and color identity Download the PDF for Crayola Color By Letters: Clown...
ST & OT: A quick but challenging task, this can be used to call out a letter to complete or call off words that start with each letter in the word January. A tad of coloring can keep this fun and writing can also be worked...
Cut out the 3 words at the bottom and put the labels by the corresponding picture. We have several different versions of this, so check them out if you like this. Some kids are intrigued with the creatures of the sea. Download the PDF for Sea Creatures:...
This just makes you smile. Kids get to cut out the fun items and then figure out where they get placed into the picture above. This printer friendly version allows kids to color it and even add a background. If you like this, you will like some...
Training the eyes and hands is always a good thing, and this can help with pre-writing skills. Sometimes the simple activities can make a greater impact, so this tool can accomplish more than one might think. Download the PDF for Triangles: Cut, match paste...
We have several versions of this cat available. Have fun making the cats at the bottom, match the cats at the top. Then write a sentence and see if you can make the letters fit on the college rule sized 3 lined writing area. Download the PDF...
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...
Every kid likes the zoo, right?! At the bottom they get to draw themselves as an animal in the zoo. This maze can increase interest due to it's story-like components. Have you made some of your own mazes? Why not share them with the Brilliant Therapy...
Mazes are a wonderful way to help clients visually plan by looking ahead and practice fine-motor skills along with attention to task. Enjoy this colorful addition. We also included top to bottom orientation. Download the PDF for Insect Simple Maze...