Visual memory plays an important role in how students learn, remember, and understand the world around them. From reading and spelling to copying from the board or recalling visual details from lessons, strong visual memory helps students store and retrieve information efficiently. When this skill is weak, learning can feel slow, confusing, and frustrating. What […]
This free visual memory activity is an easy way to strengthen your students’ visual processing, memory, and attention skills. It is a simple, no-prep download you can use in the classroom, therapy room, or at home. Download the freebie at the end of this post. It includes sample pages from the full Visual Memory Grids […]
Here is a fun drawing memory game. You can download it for free at the bottom of the post. Simply print the page or save it. You can screen share the study and scribble page to see how many pictures the kids can remember to draw or write. WHAT SKILLS DO YOU WANT TO IMPROVE […]
Looking for a fun visual memory challenge? This ready to go worksheet is engaging and fun for your student to work on visual memory skills with this freebie at the bottom of the post. HOW DOES THE VISUAL MEMORY CHALLENGE WORK? Download and print the freebie below. Study the 12 objects from the zoo. Use […]
Test your skills with this simple visual memory game. It is a great game to play with children of all ages because you can vary the difficulty. Need an idea for a telehealth session to practice memory skills? This one is perfect and so easy to set up. How to Set Up the Visual Memory […]
Here is a freebie to practice working memory skills. This freebie is one of the Level 1 exercises. Working Memory Exercises encourage: visual memory skills working memory skills handwriting practice executive function skills You can download the activity at https://www.yourtherapysource.com/workingmemoryfreebie.html You can find out more information about the Working Memory Exercises Level 1 and Level 2 […]
Research in Developmental Disabilities published research on 43 children with ADHD between 7-12 years old to determine if there are effects of different types of physical activity on executive functioning. A 12 week training program included two different groups: experimental group 1 (EG1) included 13 children who participated in ball handling, balance and manual dexterity […]
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Learn how to play this fine motor, visual motor and visual memory game at YourTherapySource.