Visual Perception Resources: Printables!

6/9/2015

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If you have been following Your Kids OT for a while, you will know that I love printables. I love creating them, finding them and using them!

I've been focusing on visual perception over the last few weeks with the launch of my visual perception reference sheet! One of the ways that I support kids I see with working on their visual perception skills is through the use of printables. I make the clinical decision to use printables based on individual children who I see and will integrate the use with other therapeutic activities.

I love these visual perception printables from Your Therapy Source. Each picture below will take you to each resource with free sample pages. (Note that Your Therapy Source operates in $US).

Visual Motor Exercises includes 25 long mazes and patterns to print, assemble and complete to practice pencil control.

Visual Motor Exercises encourage:

visual motor skills
fine motor skills
scissor skills
vestibular input (head rotation)
crossing midline

Connect Puzzles is a set of 50 puzzles where matching pairs need to be connected by using only vertical and horizontal lines, crossing through every box only once.

Connect Puzzles encourage:

visual motor
visual spatial
motor planning skills

In Patterns, Patterns, Patterns, children will be challenged to draw the patterns and find shapes, numbers or objects in a pattern.

Patterns, Patterns, Patterns stimulates:

visual motor skills
visual perceptual skills
visual closure skills
visual discrimination
spatial relationships
visual memory

Lines, lines and more lines is a collection of pre-writing visual motor worksheets. Practice pencil control for vertical, horizontal, diagonal and curved lines.

A set of 30Sudoku puzzles for kids. For each puzzle, fill in each 4x4 or 6x6 grid with the letters, shapes, colored chips or dice so that each items only repeats once in each row, column and square (or rectangle).

Sudoku for Kids challenge:

visual motor
visual perceptual
fine motor skills.

Follow the Path provides over 30 pages of visual motor and visual spatial activities to complete.

Follow the Path promotes:

fine motor skills
visual perceptual skills
visual spatial skills
visual motor skills

Also check out the amazing and comprehensive Visual Motor Collection which includes 18 different resources created by Your Therapy Source!

There are also more great resources here:

Have you got some favourite visual perception printables?

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