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If your patients love flowers and all things around spring, they will love this packet. This attention packet is an excellent workout for your patient’s brain. Visual attention is required to do many different cognitive tasks. When strengthened, it may help all areas of cognition.
To help you provide therapy for your client working on their visual attention skills, we have provided 4 exercises that target different cognitive skills involved in this visual attention packet. A keen eye for detail is key to succeeding at these attention-grabbing problems. The first exercise group is a floral adaption of Displaced Images. You’ll have to pay close attention to be able to spot the odd flower out. Next, You’ll have to jump through words in alphabetical order as quickly as possible. Be careful; the distracting floral background might slip you up! Next, we will combine your visual attention skills and spatial memory in a flowery Chunking exercise. This exercise requires you to pay close attention to where flowers are on a grid and carefully recreate them afterward. We’ve left some empty grids so you can make your own. Lastly, we will see how well your visual skills and memory are in Shapes and Colors. This exercise works your visual attention and memory skills as you try and decide which flower is the correct one.
This packet is great for non-speakers, kids, preschoolers, individuals who need attention skills, and anyone looking to engage their brain with a flower-themed packet!
Included inside: 19 worksheets and bridging questions.
Ready to test your brain? Practice your visual memory by picking out and recall different gardening tools and plants in this fun springtime mini worksheet! Clients will use skills such as attention and organization in order to complete this exercise! This Mini Packet is perfect for those who are looking to hone their attention to detail and memorization skills!
Are you looking for language activities for dementia patients? Language is a complex cognitive skill. It involves executive functioning, memory, and visual and auditory processing skills. Sometimes, people with dementia struggle with one or more aspects of language, such as word retrieval. That is why we developed this packet. We wanted to create a packet to help improve language skills that are often inhibited in individuals with dementia.
In this workbook, we have provided 4 exercises that target different cognitive skills involved in language skills. We have a verbal memory exercise, Words, Where are you? We have a visual attention exercise, Private Eye. Additionally, we have a word-categorizing activity, Secret Files, and lastly, a language-inferring activity, Embroidery.
This packet will be great to be used for seniors, anyone looking for printable activities for dementia patients, or anyone looking for language-based activities. If you love this packet, we highly recommend you try our digital program. Each one of these exercises is even better on the digital program.
Included inside: 13 worksheets and bridging questions.
Step into the holiday spirit with our festive and engaging activity: Holiday Scene Search! Channel your inner Sherlock Holmes as you embark on a search for hidden presents and decorative items in each holiday scene. This fun and interactive worksheet sharpens executive functioning skills while spreading holiday cheer. Based on our digital exercise, Private Eye, your client will have a blast discovering this scene and searching for the items in question.
What is trained?
As you navigate through the holiday scenes, you’ll exercise essential executive functioning skills, including attention to detail, visual perception, and cognitive flexibility. By honing these skills, your client will not only become a master at finding hidden treasures. You may also engage your client’s ability to stay organized and attentive in various tasks and activities.
Whether you’re preparing holiday cards, organizing decorations, or simply enjoying the festive season, Holiday Scene Search offers a delightful way to challenge your client’s cognitive abilities while indulging in the holiday spirit. We believe that this mini will be great for all ages! Children aged 3+ will love the scene exploration.
What’s inside: 6 pages and bridging questions
Are you looking for other Christmas-themed activities? Check out our other Christmas worksheets →
Working memory is the cornerstone of cognitive function, essential for tasks that require attention, problem-solving, and learning. At Happy Neuron Pro, we’re committed to helping you improve your client’s working memory. That’s why we’ve meticulously crafted this packet, poised to become an invaluable resource in your therapeutic arsenal, tailored to enhance lexicon working memory through engaging exercises.
Tailored Exercises for Lexicon Working Memory Enhancement:
Within this packet, discover a curated selection of four dynamic exercises meticulously designed to target different facets of working memory:
Recommended for All Ages 10 and Above:
Tailored for individuals aged 10 and beyond, this packet caters to a diverse audience seeking to bolster their lexicon working memory. Whether navigating personal memory enhancement or guiding others through cognitive rehabilitation, our exercises offer valuable support and tangible results.
Included inside: 14 lexicon working memory worksheets and bridging questions
Mental movement is a complex cognitive skill needed to plan things out. It helps with visual-spatial skills and the ability to organize information, make mental-visual comparisons, and overall decisions based upon order or comparison.
In this worksheet, we’re providing you with 4 exercises to use with your clients to practice strategies related to mental movement, whether mentally moving a ball from one hoop to another or remembering where objects are placed. You are using language clues and space markers to solve a sentence. Or even mentally reflecting on a pattern, this packet has all that and more. Your client will be exposed to different task requirements, all sharing the underlying component of mentally moving objects.
This worksheet challenges: working memory, attention, visual-spatial skills, and language.
Included inside: 19 worksheets and bridging questions
Use the worksheets in this packet to help practice inference skills. Your patient must use their semantic memory, visual attention, and verbal processing skills to complete the exercises in this packet. We’ve used exercises like Writing in the Stars and Embroidery to help your patient work on verbal inference skills. Basketball in NY works on sequencing inferring skills. Our last activity, Decipher, is our ultimate decoding and inferring task. If your patient loves this packet, they will enjoy our digital program!
This packet is great for students in 5th grade or older. Individuals who want to work on their language skills after a stroke. Or anyone who wants to try decoding these fun language exercises.
Included inside: 12 language worksheets and bridging questions.
We designed this packet to stimulate visual skills related to verbal attention. The goal of this packet is to engage all aspects related to verbal and visual attention skills. We believe Verbal and visual attention skills are essential to all cognitive functions, especially those around social cognition and language. This packet will start by challenging your patients with two different adaptations of our digital exercise Private Eye. In this first exercise, your patient will have to find perfect circles. The following exercise will challenge their ability to recognize the correlation between words and their meaning to determine which words do not belong. The following exercise is a modification of Elephant Memory. This modification requires your patient to study a scene and answer questions.
The last two exercises are focused directly on verbal attention. This last section starts with an adaption of Restaurant. This adaption aims to engage your patient’s ability to compare and contrast two recipes. Looking side by side, your patient will identify what was different between the recipes. Finally, your patient will have to read a passage and find the typos and errors in this modified version of This Story is Full of Blanks.
This packet is an excellent resource for teachers who want to challenge their students’ ability to process visual-verbal information. Therapists have also used this packet to help stimulate patients with brain injuries that affect their verbal attention skills or aphasia.
Included Inside: 13 pages and bridging questions.
Stroke survivors often experience challenges with motor coordination and processing speed, impacting their ability to perform daily tasks. Our mini-packet offers a unique opportunity for clients to practice and refine their motor skills while enhancing their processing abilities. In this engaging activity, participants must utilize both hands and their eyes to catch ladybugs scattered across various scenes.
With a focus on a pointing activity, clients will navigate through intricate city scenes, honing their coordination and processing speed as they locate and capture the elusive ladybugs. This interactive exercise encourages bilateral movement and visual attention, providing valuable rehabilitation for stroke survivors. Based on our digital exercise, “Catch the Lady Bug,” your client will enjoy this adaptation. If they find this extremely enjoyable, have them try the digital exercise on an iPad today!
Ideal for individuals of all ages, particularly young children, this mini-packet offers a fun and immersive way to improve motor coordination and processing skills. Participants can enjoy the challenge of the pointing activity while exploring vibrant city landscapes filled with hidden ladybugs.
Inside this mini-packet, you’ll find a single pointing activity featuring intricate city scenes teeming with ladybugs. Prepare for a delightful adventure filled with motor skill challenges and cognitive stimulation! If you like this activity, check out our other processing speed activities today! →
We designed our packet to foster cognitive development with a fun Easter theme! We aimed to target visual attention, stimulate language skills, and enhance visual memory in a fun-themed way! This comprehensive worksheet package consists of five engaging and unique exercises designed to challenge and captivate individuals of all ages.
Exercise 1: Semantic Language Puzzles The journey begins with exercises that test patience and semantic understanding. Participants will see an image and have to decipher the correct spelling of the associated word beneath it. These exercises stimulate cognitive functions while providing a fun linguistic challenge.
Exercise 2: Image-Based Questions In this section, participants answer questions based on images they have previously studied. This Easter-themed activity reinforces memory retention and encourages critical thinking.
Exercise 3: Lexical Semantics and Attention One key image becomes the focal point in this exercise. Participants must apply their lexical semantics and attention skills to select the correct answer. This may help promote language development and visual attention.
Exercises 4 and 5: The Easter spirit is infused into the last two exercises. Participants must carefully study a group of eggs and identify the new addition, strengthening their visual memory. Finally, In the final exercise, participants are tasked with recalling the locations of Easter eggs on a grid. Based on our digital exercise chunking.
Included: 27 worksheets and Bridging Questions.
Are you looking for other working memory worksheets? Check out or library of working memory worksheets here →
Enhance your cognitive rehabilitation efforts with our specialized packet focused on visual attention. Designed to address attention deficits and enhance focus, this comprehensive worksheet collection is a valuable addition to any therapeutic toolkit. If your patient finds it hard to pay attention, this packet should be in your collection today.
This packet has a variety of exercises. Our Mosaic exercise will challenge your patient’s ability to find an object among a bunch of rotated things visually. Visual remember elements of an image with our Observation exercise. Next, your patient must distinguish icons on one side of a graph or image and the other in our Same or Different and Displaced Characters exercises. Lastly, your patient must recall the steps taken in our Find Your Way exercise. This visual attention packet is an excellent workout for your client’s brain after a brain injury or if they have difficulty paying attention. Patients must have a sharp eye and strong attention to solve these attention-grabbing problems in this packet!
Ideal for Brain Injury Recovery
This visual attention packet supports your patient’s recovery journey after a brain injury. By providing targeted exercises that require a sharp eye and strong attention to detail, you can help rebuild cognitive function and improve attentional control.
Included inside: 14 worksheets and bridging questions.
If you like this packet, explore our library of visual attention worksheets! Try our digital program if you would like to try our other attention-based exercises that may improve your patient’s ability to pay attention.
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