Description
If you are in search for visual perceptual, working memory and keyboarding activity, check out these 4 Boom card decks, Find It, Remember It, Type It created bu Christine the OT from Smart and Strong Learning.
The PDF that links you to the Boom Cards™ will be delivered electronically immediately following payment.
The 4 Find It, Remember It, Type It Boom Card decks include:
Kids Themed Deck (61 cards total)
Nature Themed Deck (61 cards total)
School Themed Deck (61 cards total)
Transport Themed Deck (61 cards total)
Total: 244 Cards
How Do the Find It, Remember It, Type It Boom Card Decks Work?
1st card: Instruction card
Find It: 61 Cards – Find picture and click on it out of a field of 30 pictures total. Remember what you found so you can type it out on the next card.
Type It: 61 cards – Each “Find It” card is followed by the “Type It” card where students have to remember what they found and type it into a sentence in the “fill in the blank” box. Sentence, including shift and period, needs to be typed out correctly in order to meet requirements.
* If students aren’t able to type yet, you can skip the Type It cards by clicking “Skip Card.”
What Skills Are Addressed with the Find It, Remember It, Type It Boom Card Decks?
These decks address: Short Term Memory, Visual Perception, Figure Ground, Fine Motor, Typing, Bilateral Coordination, Reading, Simple Punctuation (shift, period).
Watch the Boom Decks in Action
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A computer or tablet
A free or paid Boom Cards™ account
An internet connection
Speakers, headphones, or some way for students to hear audio
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