Visual Reasoning and Tracking Activities

Does your child or student struggle with: Understanding nonverbal cues (like body language or facial expressions)? Making sense of complex visual information like charts or diagrams? Following along while reading, losing track from line to line? These challenges can be signs of weak visual reasoning and tracking skills. But there's good news! Visual Reasoning and Tracking Activities (available as a downloadable digital resource) offers a fun and engaging way to improve these essential skills for individuals of all ages. What are Visual Reasoning and Tracking Skills? Visual Reasoning: The ability to analyze visual information, identify relationships, and draw conclusions. This is crucial for understanding charts, interpreting images, and even reading facial expressions. Visual Tracking: The ability to smoothly follow objects or text with your eyes. This skill is essential for fluent reading and scanning visual information. Why are These Skills