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This part of the color activity brings in features of the tactile sensory system. Is the item fuzzy? Soft? Rough? How does it feel? The slide deck asks about aspects of the found item by asking the child to explore the tactile aspect. Users can then identify features of the object by responding to questions about texture. Visual convergence is used in the classroom when scanning from a teacher or the board to the desk, or from near to far and far to near. By scanning to near and far points, kids are strengthening this skill.

Visual convergence– A visual processing skill, this motor task allows vision to shift in scanning.Visual closure is used in reading when readers are able to identify a word by only some of the letters. This visual perceptual skill is used when children locate an object in the room that may be partially hidden. Visual closure– identifying an object when only parts of it are seen.This visual skill is needed in reading and math. As kids look throughout their room or home, visual memory is needed to recall the color and shade they are looking for. Visual memory– Holding a “picture” of details such as the shade of color in the mind.This visual skill is used in functional tasks every day. When users scan their home for a specific color, they are visually identifying objects that may be hidden in a busy background. Figure-ground– Pulling out details of objects from a busy background.Can they find teal? Visual discrimination is a skill needed for distinguishing differences in letters and words when reading. This color activity is slightly more advanced than just finding a blue item. The slides ask kids to locate items that are in a range of colors. Visual discrimination– visually determining differences in colors of objects.Visual scanning is a skill needed for reading as kids scan their eyes over the lines of a page.

Visual scanning– moving the eyes for a specific aspect of details: colors of objects.

By looking around the home for the color detail of objects, children are strengthening several visual perceptual skill areas: The activity asks users to search their house for an object of a particular color.

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Therapists can use this free interactive slide deck in therapy treatment sessions virtually as a color scavenger hunt activity. This I Spy Colors therapy slide deck does the trick.

I wanted to create a teletherapy activity that required no materials other than paper and pencil. But did you know there are even more therapeutic benefits to this game? It’s a good activity for kids that keeps them busy. You may have even played I Spy with my little eye while waiting at a doctor’s office, or in a restaurant. In a traditional look-and-find game, they need to search a book, puzzle page, or other activity page for hidden items. The kids you are working with may have played I Spy before.

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