If you have a super hero theme at your school, you will want to download this free super hero word search. Word searches are great as an independent activity for children as long as they are not too difficult. Have you seen word searches that include words backwards or diagonal and backwards? They may need […]
If you work with children who like dinosaurs, they are going to LOVE these free dinosaur printables. You can download them at the bottom of the post. How to Use the Free Dinosaur Printables Sign up to receive the Your Therapy Source newsletter below to download the printables. Print the two pages. Provide each child […]
Are you in search of a Spring color by number to entertain and engage the children? Then look no further, this FREE spring color by number is just what you are looking for. How to Complete the Color By Number All you have to do is print the page (bottom of this post) and provide […]
If you are looking for a one page printable to challenge fine motor and logic skills check out this freebie from the Simple Cut and Glue Sudoku download. You can download the freebie at the bottom of the post. How to Complete the Simple Cut and Glue Sudoku Activity Print out the fine motor and […]
Do you work with students who struggle with letter identification or letter reversals? Have you run out of fun ideas to practice the skills necessary to determine the differences between similar letters like B and D? This free maze will help strengthen cognitive skills for reading and writing by working on recognizing the correct letter. […]
Fine Motor Skills, Visual Function, and Reading in Children Human Movement Science recently published research examining the association between fine motor skills, visual function, and reading in children. The participants included 19 children who were reading below expected grade and age level. In order to test whether the children identified with reading difficulties perform worse only […]
Link Between Reading, Visual Perception, and Visual–Motor Integration Decoding written words is a key component to developing the ability to read. In order to decode, children need adequate visual perceptual skills. Recent research published in Dyslexia discussed the link between reading, visual perception, and visual–motor integration using the Developmental Test of Visual Perception version 2 (DTVP-2). The […]
Need a quick brain break in the classroom or burn off some excess energy before homework? Try this no-prep, pumpkin workout! Can you complete each exercise for the letters in the word P-U-M-P-K-I-N? P is for 10 push ups. U is for 10 up and down squats. M is for marching in place for 30 […]
Download two sample pages for the Letter Cc to practice handwriting and visual perceptual skills. You can download the freebie here https://www.yourtherapysource.com/vphandwritingfreebie.html Get more information on the complete download here
Here is a sample of some pages from the Wax String Activity book. These activities encourage visual perceptual skills, eye hand coordination and kinesthetic learning. Head on over to YourTherapySource at https://www.yourtherapysource.com/waxsample.html [subscribe2]