By Anonymous (not verified), 14 April, 2025

Introduce the activity by saying:

"I would like to see if you can color this picture."

Place the blank picture at 2 feet (60 cm) in front of them.

If they do not look at it, prompt by tapping the picture.

If you are unsure about their attention, hand them a coloring tool and continue to observe.

If they are not sure what to do with the coloring tool, provide a small demonstration by starting to color part of the picture.

Ending the Activity

The person decides when to end the activity.

They will either stop moving or say they are done.

By Anonymous (not verified), 14 April, 2025

The use of a line is used to organize a person's actions and enters the scale in ACL 2.6, when they can mentally draw a line from where they are to where they want to walk to a destination. Critical observations include how much attention do they pay to the lines in the drawing. Do they color within the lines? Do empty spaces prompt and keep them going until all spaces are colored in and they are done?

By Anonymous (not verified), 14 April, 2025

The following materials are required:

  • A pack of crayons.
  • A blank sample for them to color in.
By Anonymous (not verified), 14 April, 2025

The simple coloring activity can be used to differentiate between ACL 3.0 to 3.8.

There are two samples to choose from, large and small. Use the small version for ACL 3.8.

The scoring criteria are the same for both versions.

By Anonymous (not verified), 14 April, 2025

The ability to store an image in their short-term memory results in the person making a picture without the need to refer to the sample each time they place a piece. They can place the pieces in the same pattern as the sample.

You will need to confirm ACL 5 Low with another activity, such as Design C from the copying activity or the Kite activity. Your observations of the person's pattern of performance doing ADLs and IADLs will also help to either confirm or rule out ACL 5 Low.

By Anonymous (not verified), 14 April, 2025

The ability to store an image in their working memory results in the person making a picture with the yellow rhomboids tucked under the blue corners. They will need to refer to the sample each time they place a piece. They can place the pieces in the same pattern as the sample.

Score

The tentative score is ACL 4 High.

By Anonymous (not verified), 14 April, 2025

The ability to grasp the concept that they are making a picture results in the green hearts being placed together in the middle. The inability to hold an image in their working memory results in the person being unable to tuck the yellow rhomboids under the blue corner pieces. The yellow rhomboids are fully visible and are placed on their side or perpendicular to the corner pieces.

Score

The tentative score is ACL 4 Low

By Anonymous (not verified), 14 April, 2025

The person's attention is on putting down each piece as opposed to making a picture of a clover. Pieces are usually placed along one border or all pieces are used. The shapes are often placed in an upright position and the person may request more pierces to fill all spaces. The pieces are poorly organized and does not resemble the picture.

Score

The tentative score is ACL 3 High.

By Anonymous (not verified), 14 April, 2025

Select the behavior that most closely matches your observations:

By Anonymous (not verified), 14 April, 2025

Introduce the activity by saying:

"This activity is a picture design.Can you copy this picture by using the pieces provided?"

Ending the Activity

The activity ends when the person has finished the design or shows signs of fatigue.

Observe the number of times they glance at the sample.