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Home›Rehabilitation›Visuospatial Perception Rehabilitation›Marking a Dot at the Middle of Lines

Marking a Dot at the Middle of Lines

Draw several straight lines on a blank sheet of paper and ask the individual to mark a dot at the middle of each line. This can also improve visuospatial perception.

Straight lines drawn in various directions, some with a red dot marked at the middle

Try varying the length and direction of the lines. You can also use the workbook’s line bisection and midpoint exercises.

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