Let imagination soar with stories about these characters and let fine motor skills flourish. They are fun to color, cut, and paste on to a large colored paper background. Pirate lovers will also have fun with this one. Follow us on Facebook! Click Here to Download the PDF...
Funny conversations happen when you ask questions and who knows what the animal of choice may be getting dressed to go out and do. Have fun writing and talking about these fun characters. Click Here to Download the PDF...
Cutting, glueing, and reading are a wonderful way to develop cognitive skills related to communication. These 2 activities can help keep kids motivated and interested in their skill building activity. Click Here to Download the PDF...
Bring out the scissors, crayons, glue sticks and have fun working on speech skills. Items needed: Glue stick/tape, scissors, and markers/crayons OT's may use this activity for; sentence generation, and cutting skills or an activity related to a camp program. Check us out on facebook and submit your...
Wonderful for speech fluency, this activity can also address bilateral asymmetrical upper extremity skills such as cutting and pasting. OT: may use this for coloring, cutting, paste & place, or for following directions and sentence generation. Click Here to Download the PDF...
Pool noodles can be used for a variety of therapy tasks. This picture should give you additional ideas on what you can do for grasping balls, balloons, and stuffed animals with 1 pool noodle. Great for using 2 hands together and accomplishing a task. Yippee!...
Helping kids develop strategies that help them be successful in life is important. Here is another tool to help kids and it can be adapted to fit your kids particular brain. Each child learns differently and uses different strategies based on how their brain is...
Whether your client suffered a head injury or struggles to visually scan this can be a helpful tool. Just think, if you cannot do this, you most likely struggle to pay a bill. This is also the type of task that can be sent home...
Sometimes cars are the only way to keep the interest going, so here is a visual motor task that can be completed and then colored. If you like this or need more of these types of tools, just let us know. And remember, the more involved...
Color by number involves visual scanning, working memory, visual motor coordination, task tolerance, color differentiation, and more. This is designed for more of your advanced clients and can also be used in a waiting room or as therapy homework. We have more to follow so...