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Figure Ground
Figure Ground
Figure Ground is the ability to perceive the foreground from the background in a visual presentation.
Figure Ground is the ability to perceive the foreground from the background in a visual presentation.
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Ready-Set-Scan-Freebie-Animals.pdfReady-Set-Scan-2-Freebie.pdfBrain-Workout-Volume-1-Bee-Freebie.pdfDinosaur-Hunt-Freebie.pdfCrocodiles-Flamingos-and-Monkeys-Freebie.pdfVisual Discrimination
Visual Discrimination
Visual discrimination is your child's ability to identify similarities and differences between colors, forms, shapes, patterns, and size.
Visual discrimination is your child's ability to identify similarities and differences between colors, forms, shapes, patterns, and size.
Match Objects: start with real life objects like sorting silverware or coins and then move to games like memory
Match similar words like SAW and WAS or WOW and MOM or PAN and BAN
"Which One is Different" picture games
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Visual Closure
Visual closure is the ability to identify forms from incomplete presentations.
Visual closure is the ability to identify forms from incomplete presentations.
Complete-the-Picture-Freebie.pdfPlay the word game "Hang Man". Although only one letter is guessed at a time, the child has to predict the whole word.
Complete dot to dots, have the child guess what the picture will be before completed.
Complete the picture drawings where the student completes the incomplete portion.
Form Constancy
Form Constancy
Form Constancy is the ability to sort objects, shapes, symbols, letters, and/or words, despite differences in size or position.
Form Constancy is the ability to sort objects, shapes, symbols, letters, and/or words, despite differences in size or position.
Magazine Fun: provide a magazine or newspaper page; have the child circle or highlight the same letter or number on the page as many times as they see it with no matter the font, size, or color.
"I Spy" shapes in the room. Ask your child to look for various items in the room that fit a shape category. Ex. Name 5 objects that are a circle.
"In The Pantry" I Spy
Let your child raid your pantry, and find the current number or letter on the packaging.
Spatial Relations
Spatial Relations
Spatial Relations is the ability to perceive two or more objects position in space relative to itself or in relation to each other. This skill involves the ability to understand directions, reversals, and identify left and right on ones own body.
Spatial Relations is the ability to perceive two or more objects position in space relative to itself or in relation to each other. This skill involves the ability to understand directions, reversals, and identify left and right on ones own body.
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