While OT's use this for social, visual-motor, and cognitive skills, SLP's use it for articulation and more. OPTION: You can also have clients write a sentence for each picture on the dollars. You can use a spinner or dice to more forward or just progress to...
OT's use this for cognition, and visual motor skills, while SLP's use it for articulation and communication skills. We added colorful illustrations to motivate your clients. What is cool about these game boards is that you can join them together with other game boards for an...
There game boards can be tons of fun. OT's may use them fore cognition ad visual motor skills, while SLP's may use them fore articulation skills. We make them colorful and interesting so your job is easier! Check out the other game boards and connect...
These game boards can be tons of fun. OT's may use them for cognition and visual motor skills, while SLP's often use them for articulation skills. We make them colorful and interesting so your job is easier! Check out the other game boards and connect them...
These game boards are tons of fun. OT's may use them for cognition and visual motor skills, while SLP's may use them for articulation skills. We make them colorful and interesting so you job is easier! Check out the other game boards and connect them...
These game boards can be tons of fun. OT's use them for cognition, visual motor and social skills. SLP's use them for articulation practice and more. Colorful illustrations help make the job easier! Check out our other game boards that you can add to each...
This fun artistically creative tool is designed to make therapy fun. Writing practice, speech skills, and bilateral integration skills can all be worked on together. Have kids fill in the rhyming words, cut out the snow balls and paste the on a blue paper. You can...
Word search can be fun for some, but other struggle with it. This therapy tools is designed to help those who are just wired differently understand word searches better and work on writing skills as well. Have fun, and let us know what you want added...
Rhyming words can help with auditory processing, reading, writing, and speech skills. Have fun with this, and remember that it can be adapted. For example, you can cut items out and place on another paper after you have written or typed in the words. We have also...
We hope this can help make therapy easier. A therapist shared this with us. Each week we add more to your Brilliant Therapy site and because of you, we are able to provide more therapy tools. Please consider helping make this site successful by participating. Together we...