Brain Activity

This Figure 8 eye tracking activity helps eliminate any tracking issues that a student has when reading a book such as re-reading or skipping lines. This activity is meant to be done slowly and multiple times a week for a few months in order to strengthen the student's eye muscles.

The Column Jumps activity strengthens eye muscles which help eliminate re-reading and skipping lines when reading text. This activity also strengthens sound-symbol integration and processing speed. This activity can be used with multiple students.

This Sound Saccades activity strengthens eye tracking, sound-symbol integration, and processing speed. This is a great activity for reinforcing basic sounds all while strengthening students' eye muscles for reading!

This Arrows activity strengthens the eye muscles used for tracking to eliminate re-reading and jumping lines when reading text. This activity also works to strengthen directional language (left, right, up, down) which increases comprehension. Arrows can also be used to increase processing speed when used in conjunction with a metronome.

Rhyming is a key phonological awareness skill that any successful reader needs to master. This rhyming game has no words - it's all about the SOUNDS! This rhyming memory game includes 40 pictures (20 matches) that include multi-syllable words which add a challenge for older students.

Use this calendar to help strengthen students' executive functioning and planning skills. Each day is rainbow color-coded and the number of day is written on the top of each day. BOTH weekend days are on the END of the week rather than being split up.

This b/d Tracking activity eliminates b/d reversal and confusion as well as strengthens eye tracking muscles used for reading. b/d Tracking activity can be copied and/or laminated in order to use multiple times and with multiple students. NOTE: This activity is best used in conjunction with the BASIC SOUNDS CARDS.

Use this activity to strengthen vowel recognition, eye tracking, and processing speed all at the same time! Great for multiple grade levels: Kindergarten through 3rd grade recommended. *Includes a student progress tracker form that can be copied to use with all students.

Use this resource to help your child read more accurately - left to right, top to bottom.