The Visual-Perceptual-Motor Activities Collection (C23. $39.50) has been specifically designed for children with learning disorders, 4 to 14 years old. It has been expanded to feature more than 800 activities on 150+ pages of tasks and games that are developmentally-sequenced to promote learning and insure success. The durable tabbed multi-pocket purple folder contains:
• reproducible gross motor, fine motor, and oculomotor activity charts
• illustrated directions to construct low-cost materials and equipment
• references
• resources
• templates to create your own charts
• extra pockets for student charts, additional resources you collect, or charts you create

A CD-ROM with all charts in PDF or MS Word format for you to print additional pages as needed

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• Photo Examples
• Sample Gross Motor Chart: Obstacle Course
• Sample Fine Motor Chart: Folding
• Sample Fine Motor Chart: Origami
• Sample Oculomotor Chart: Magnet Maze
• Sample Resource Chart: Stick Designs

Use of the charts with a 6-year-old child is described in the chapter "Visual-perceptual-motor dysfunction: Effects on eye-hand coordination and skill development". In Functional Visual Behavior in Children: An Occupational Therapy Guide to Evaluation and Treatment Options (2nd ed.), available from The American Occupational Therapy Association (800) 729-2682 or www.aota.org

The same case study is used in the video series Evaluation and Treatment of the Child with Visual-Perceptual-Motor Problems: A 3-Part Series (1997), 125 minutes (V23P: $250. V23R: $125).
Part 1 (25 minutes) demonstrates procedures for observational evaluation.
Part 2 (75 minutes) follows the 4-month home treatment program.
Part 3 (25 minutes) shows results through reevaluation one year later.

Save money on the Activities Collection and Treatment Video Combo (CV23. $125)! Watch how therapist and parent use the activity charts with a 6-year-old child. Show the treatment video with charts as handouts for inservice programs. All copyrighted charts may be duplicated for clinical or educational purposes.

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