Visual Tracking Workbooks

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Letter Tracking Serves a dual purpose effectively teaches the alphabet sequence and the visual discrimination of letters while correcting reversals and rotation. (More information/components) Symbol Discrimination and Sequencing Designed to improve visual discrimination, visual memory for sequence, noting likenesses and differences, visual matching, and left-to-right progression. (More information/components) Symbol / Letter Tracking Designed to improve visual discrimination, symbol memory, and left-to-right directionality while correcting problems with reversals, omissions, substitutions, and additions. (More information/components) Sentence Tracking: High Frequency Words Without knowing it, as students master tracking skills, they will also become familiar with the 500 sight and phonetic words that are commonly found in everyday language skills. (More information/components) Sentence Tracking Designed to teach scanning of a line of type to improve reading, word recognition and discrimination skills. (More information/components) Word Tracking: High Frequency Words A tracking program designed to help students strengthen left-to-right progression by scanning lines of print to find the 500 words most often used in the English language. (More information/components)

Half and Half Design and Color A sequential program using geometric shapes to strengthen visual perception, fine motor development, and other basic language and math concepts. (More information/components) Classroom Visual Activities Presents a wealth of activities in the areas of pursuit, scanning, aligning and locating movements, eye-hand coordination, and fixation unity. (More information/components) ABC Mazes Promotes eye-hand coordination, figure-ground, position-in-space, auditory discrimination, and memory and all the while the youngster is having fun! (More information/components) The Maze Book The mazes are rich in perceptual activities that train students from second grade and up in visual-motor skills, fine motor activities, visual discrimination, and much more. (More information/components) Training That Makes Sense This valuable book on perceptual-motor training presents techniques for meaningful remediation of children in the areas of oculomotor skills, binocular vision, eye-hand coordination, body image, space awareness, and intermodal integration and have been transformed into creative games and activities that keep the child fascinated and interested. (More information/components) Visual Discrimination-Noting Differences in Frequently Misperceived Words A developmentally presented workbook for beginning readers and students with visual discrimination weaknesses. (More information/components)