Visual Perception is a 6-level course which aims to develop children’s visual perceptual skills, visual motor skills and fine motor skills through the use of enjoyable and challenging learning experiences. Visual perceptual skills are used in reading, writing, maths, science and social studies, and good visual perceptual skills help children learn to read and write, follow a map or navigate their way around a new city, organise maths problems, learn size, shape and volume of objects, improve focus and concentration, retain information and develop their attention to detail. Visual Perception is a flexible resource which can be used alongside pupils’ existing academic work. The books include: figure ground separation activities, showing the ability to focus on an important part of a whole visual completion activities, showing recognition of an object even though it is not complete figure location activities, detecting the spatial position of an object relative to its surroundings three-dimensional thinking activities grouping, classifying, comparing and separating objects finding hidden objects
