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...
Simple coloring with familiar items that can evoke emotions can be more effective in skill building than anticipated. Talking about what is sour or sweet, preferred or disliked, and of course coloring with shading or simple beginning coloring. Make it your own way! NOTE: If you...
Some kids need a dinosaur theme to get interested, so here are dinosaurs that you can cut and color. Click here to download the PDF ...
Learning to follow directions is a critical skill that can help with job, academic, and relationship successes. Start with easy tasks that are achievable and then work on more challenging skills. Remember that these types of skills take some time to develop so have patience and...
Following directions is an important part of life, communication, safety, and relationships. If these are too difficult, try doing the Simple Directions Tasks first to strengthen desired skills. Click here to download the PDF...
Sometimes meetings can loose focus or take more time than is necessary to communicate and discuss what is important in an IEP meeting. By using this format to guide the meeting, everyone can be on the same understanding of what is planned and the goal...
This task hopefully brings fun into working on visual perceptual and visual motor skills. Click here to download the PDF...