Monday’s freebie was quite a success on Pinterest, so we decided to offer some more picture chaos. This time, we used black-and-white graphics from Cre8tiveHands. Again, children have to order the mixed-up pictures. This trains attention and visual and spatial perception – important skills for reading, writing, and calculating.
Tag: perception
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Picture chaos
Over at openclipart.org, we have seen a nice penguin that has been waiting for an appearance in our worksheets for a while. The penguin, with all its disguises, is perfect for today’s freebie Picture chaos. The pictures are mixed up, and children have to put the numbers in the correct order. The penguins are also added as a template for those who have great difficulty with this kind of exercise. You can use the templates as memory cards. These exercises train attention and visual and spatial perception – important skills for reading, writing, and calculating.
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Easter: Reading and coloring
Only three more weeks and it is Easter again. Therefore, today’s freebie contains a worksheet with reading and coloring. We like this kind of exercise because it combines many skills: reading, looking, comparing – all important skills for reading, writing, and calculating.
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Ninja perception training
Today’s freebie contains perception training with ninjas: tracing and finding the shadows. This trains attention and visual and spatial perception – important skills for reading, writing, and calculating.
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Monster – Perception training
Who can say “no” to these monsters? Today’s freebie is full of monsters! Children have to find monsters, connect monsters, recognize clippings, and find monster shadows. These exercises train attention and visual and spatial perception – important skills for reading, writing, and calculating.
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Perception training from space
Tracing, recognizing mirrored images, counting pictures, and finding differences – all these exercises are included in today’s freebie. These exercises combine different skills necessary for good reading, writing, and calculating. Use these exercises when training dyslexic and dyscalculic children. Of course, you can also use them for homeschooling, tutoring, or extra training.
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Clowns! Clowns! Clowns!
It is soon Mardi Gras, and we thought this is a good time to offer some exercises with clowns: tracing, finding differences, seriality, and left-right exercises. These exercises train attention, hand-eye coordination, visual and spatial perception – very important skills for reading, writing, and calculating.
