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Visual Perception, what is it? - Visual perception is the brain's ability to receive, interpret and act upon visual stimuli. Visual perception does not have anything to do with eyesight. It is the communication between the brain and our senses.
Visual Perception allows individuals to absorb information through the eyes. These skills are necessary for reading, writing and movement. Visual perception has a number of sub categories such as...
Visual spatial relations- The concept of where two objects are in relation to something else.
Sequential memory- Ability to remember and recall a sequence in the correct order.
Visual Discrimination- Ability to distinguish differences and classify objects, symbols or shapes.
Form Consistency- Ability to recognize objects when viewed in different angles and environments.
Visual Memory- The ability to remember and recognize visual details that you have seen.
Visual Closure- Ability to recognize an object even if it is only partially visible.
Visual Figure Ground- Ability to distinguish an object in the foreground from the background.
Simple and easy activities that can help strengthen Visual Perception Skills inside and outside the classroom.
Puzzles
2. Mazes
3. I Spy
4. Building Blocks
4. Memory games
5. Spot the Difference
6. Connect the Dots
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