Welcome back to school, everyone! This Google Slides activity is a great way to start your teletherapy session or in person session for your students who are working on spatial concepts and vocabulary, visual scanning and discrimination, gross motor coordination and direction following.
Ahoy there! This Google Slides activity is a great way to start your teletherapy session or in person session for individuals working on visual scanning, visual perceptual skills, short term memorization, code breaking, and direction following! Solve the puzzles to get the 3 keys in order to open the treasure chest!
For this escape room, solve a series of puzzles involving spatial concepts, visual scanning, code deciphering, handwriting and letter reversals to catch the leprechaun and find his gold!
This escape room takes you through a total of 9 visual perceptual puzzles, addressing visual closure, pattern completion, form constancy, and visual scanning. Earn keys from your pal Brutus to escape the room!
This "Escape Room" includes 7 gross motor warm ups, and step by step drawing models to make a silly snowman, with 4 choices per step for wide variety of options!
This "Escape Room" is great for your teletherapy session or in person session with kiddos working on visual scanning, spatial concepts, and gross motor movements. Search your messy room to find the winter clothes and complete the corresponding motor action!
This is perfect for your teletherapy session with individuals working on gross motor skills, bilateral coordination, direction following! Follow the movements of your spooky neighbors while you go trick or treating!
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In this activity, you'll visit your neighbors all going through different emotions. It's up to you to identify what they're feeling, and try out different methods of calming your body with your neighbors. 8 different calming methods are shown in this activity!
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This is perfect for your teletherapy session with individuals working on gross motor skills, bilateral coordination, short term memory, and direction following! Make a series of choices to determine what your super powers, then make movements to use your powers during hero training. Stay to the end to learn about real life heroes!
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This "Escape Room" addresses visual motor skills through a fun, choice-base monster activity. Choose from a series of hand-designed options how you want to draw your monster, then complete some gross motor actions to decide how the monster moves!
Make sure your monster scientist has their art supplies ready for this activity.
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This activity addresses some visual perceptual skills that help with handwriting skills, includes scanning skills, letter reversals, spelling, and letter sizing.
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This activity starts with a few gross motor movements, then a few pattern completions and ends with two mazes. There's a 5 minute firework show when you complete the activity!
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This activity works on identifying numbers in a real life scenario, counting skills, writing practice, and identifying and correcting reversed numbers.
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This activity works on identifying tall, short, and diving letters, identifying commonly reversed letters, counting skills. and identifying spelling errors.
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This activity works on visual constancy, short-term memorization, visual spatial skills with a pirate theme! Find the missing pieces of the sail, memorize the shapes of the flag, and find the missing pieces of the animal photos.
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This activity uses Youtube videos of short, real life scenarios with familiar faces. The child has to identify if it's big problem or a little problem, then answer a few open ended questions about that scenario, like "what could you do if this happened to you?" or "how would this make you feel?"
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The activity works on pattern recognition, visual tracking, visual closure, and positional concepts.
Complete the activities to find your dog, Spot!
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This activity first teaches the four zones of regulation, then identifying emotions according to their zone, and identifying different strategies to return to green zone.
The activity uses fun videos of recognizable characters to encourage participation.
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Not quite an "escape room" but a quick guide which explains two methods of calming during anxious periods, including the Grounding Method and The Rainbow Technique.
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