In January 2009, I was exposed to a learning term on a personal level - Visual Perception.  The optometrist explained that this isn't about 20/20 vision. Our son's eyes are doing exactly what they should be doing. What we are dealing with is a visual perception problem. There is a problem translating to the brain correctly what he sees. As the optometrist put it, "The hardware is a there but there is a software problem."  If a child does not interpret the information correct, by reading can be almost impossible!  Immediately I began working on creating and looking for visual perception activities that we could use to help correct this problem.

Highlights Puzzle Buzz - Activity books filled with puzzles to enhance fine motor and visual perception skills.

Website with activities to improve Visual Information Processing skills:
    Ed Helper
   
The activities below will help to train the brain to correctly and effectively make sense of what is seen: