The Inner Genius Collection
No, I don’t think our children should all become geniuses. I designed The Inner Genius Collection because I believe in giving kids every opportunity to become their strongest, most confident selves. (Check out the back story here.)
You might enjoy The Inner Genius Collection if you:
• are a parent, teacher, homeschooler or specialist of children in K – 6
• are building an arsenal of empowerment tools for your children or students
• want learning to be fun and easy for your kids
• want to supplement your children’s curriculum
• believe that children deserve and appreciate full color, quality design
Explore the printable brain boosters below or go directly to my store at Teachers Pay Teachers. Heads up: When you decide to make a purchase, the Teachers Pay Teachers website requires one more easy sign up. “See” you there!
Building Visual Tracking Skills – THE BOOK
Visual tracking skills allow us to efficiently track our eyes from left to right. This helps us read with better fluency and even helps us complete tasks quickly.
When students struggle with visual tracking skills you may notice they:
- tend to skip words or lines while reading, or insert random words from different lines of the text.
- regularly reverse letters and/or words, i.e., reading saw instead of was and vice versa.
- easily lose their place while reading or while taking tests.
What can you do? To help strengthen children’s visual tracking skills and make reading more of a joy rather than a chore, try these five targeted activities:
Mazes | Line Tracking | Grid Mazes | Image Tracking | Letter Tracking
Try each activity individually ($4) or save 25% on Building Visual Tracking Skills – THE BOOK, a downloadable, printable e-book that includes everything above.
Building Visual Memory Skills – THE BOOK
Visual memory skills allow us to remember information we take in through our eyes and process.
When students struggle with visual memory skills you may notice they:
- struggle with spelling.
- struggle with reading comprehension or remembering what they read.
- copy written information (from the white board, for example) only one or two letters at a time.
What can you do? To help strengthen visual memory skills and improve ease of learning, try these five cognitive enrichment tools:
Visual Memory Matching Games | Shape Recall | Number Recall|
Draw What You Saw | The Star Witness Game
Try each activity individually ($4) or save 25% on Building Visual Memory Skills – THE BOOK, a downloadable, printable e-book that includes everything above.
Building Auditory Memory Skills – THE BOOK
Auditory memory skills allow us to remember information that we hear.
When students struggle with auditory memory skills you may notice they:
- struggle with phonics-based reading.
- struggle with reading comprehension or remembering what they read. (“Listening” to internal dialogue plays a role here.)
- struggle to follow through with instructions, especially when presented orally.
What can you do? To help strengthen auditory memory skills and build a strong foundation for learning, try these five targeted tools:
Repeat After Me | Grid Art: Geometric Animals | I Heard a Mixed Up Word | Hear the Hidden Message | Which Word Goes Where?
Try each activity individually ($4 – $7) or save 25% on Building Auditory Memory Skills – THE BOOK, a downloadable, printable e-book that includes everything above.
The Free Printables Collection
Remember, you can always test drive a few of these by signing up for The Free Printables Collection.
The Inner Artist Collection
Have a young artist on your hands? Learn more about The Inner Artist Collection here.