Behaviour I Connect

In this printable, you have 2 options: 1. To use as an adaptive book 2. To use as a stagnant book and fine motor activity - Includes a set of instructions and example for both (no need to print these) Specific Skills: 1. Counting Quantities 2. Number Symbols 3. Optional - Fine Motor Also great to be used with an AAC device!

Fine Motor: Drawing Skills In this booklet, which is carefully set out with prompting methods, which lend toward more independence, you will find: 1. Cover 2. Trace - shapes and patterns 3. Copy - shapes and patterns 4. Draw - shapes and patterns

Cutting skills are SO important and many forget to teach the pre-requisite skills, before moving to complex cutting skills. Colourful, fun and creative ways to strengthen cutting skills!

This goes hand in hand with our Bundle, "Visual Discrimination" (Beginner) - It forms a way to teach the matching skills first, by means of receptive identification of the "same" - Once your child had competence with the Boom Cards, print these to transfer these skills and generalise them to independent work skills, to copy these shapes/lines wow.boomlearning.com/bconline