It does not constitute a therapist-patient relationship. This blog is not a recommendation for therapy, nor is it a replacement for therapy or a replacement for a licensed occupational therapist, certified occupational therapy assistant, or other health professional. The information I share on this blog and any other social media outlet is my opinion and for general information purposes only. Strategy, sequencing, socialization skills, process skills, executive functioning skills, play Ground, shape recognition, color recognition, eye-hand coordination, manual dexterity, flexible thinking, On visual discrimination, spatial relations, visual closure, figure Call out a color or a shape and ask the individual to find all the tiles with that attribute. Ask the individual to continue the sequence, placing the tiles in a long line. Start a sequence by shape, such as star/circle, or star/circle/square.
Use the tiles and make a symmetrical design.Make an error and see if the individual can find it and correct it. Stack all tiles of one color or one shape.Start a row or column with 2 or 3 tiles and take turns placing one tile at a time to make sure the individual understands. Play with the tiles all face up and build a game grid.Play with the tiles face up and make a grid of six different Qwirkles (one for each color)
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