This Dr. Seuss inspired activity is bursting with skill building elements. Drawing repeated parallel lines, stabilizing paper, funny shaped trees, cutting & pasting, and so much more makes this a project that is remembered. Supplies: markers, scissors, glue, paper(colored paper is a nice option) Fancy Option Supplies:...
Have kids write in the missing numbers and trace inside the bubble numbers. Beware, some kid will want to color the birds. Download PDF for Missing Number Birds...
Another creative way to use this is to let kids point to a body part and then put their initials in the box if they got it named or pointed to it correctly. If they were incorrect they can write in the word. Let's encourage...
Okay, we got a bit carried away trying to make writing fun and inspirational. Enjoy these 2 pages that hopefully generate some fun thoughts to write down. If you want to get carried away like we did and draw up your own inspiring therapy pages, share...
Cool snowflakes to spruce up writing on adaptive 3 lined paper can make writing fun. Download PDF for Wintertime Writing...
Sometimes it is nice to have colorful writing to write along side of. Typed writing is nice, but this gives the student another way to identify. Notice how we introduced a bit of cursive. We wish everyone a wonderful writing experience. Download PDF for Daily Writing...
For an easier version, just pull up Sort the 4 Symbols. We are lucky to have the opportunity to work with you and hope that this task will help strengthen; visual motor, visual tracking, fine motor control, reading, writing, speech, life learning, and bring laughter. One way...
Why are these lucky items? Write about them and try drawing them in the little coordinating boxes. Share your creations with us on the Brilliant Therapy facebook page and we can give you credit. Download PDF for Sort 4 Symbols...
If you are using this in a group, remember that you can use the borders to slow the fast kids down by having them place a color on each dot while the other kids finish. Have them start at the top and go down for...
This motivating writing task can be done is several different ways. Our favorite way is to have kids write an answer each question, then cut out the four squares and tape them 1 at a time to a ball. Then get seated on the floor they...