I’ve compiled a list of things that your visual thinker will dominate. So, try these out and have fun!

1. Playing Chess. It’s all about seeing the big picture and strategizing the next move.
2. Assembling Puzzles. A visual and hands on activity. 
3. Repurposing. They’re great at imagining other uses for little items around the house.
4. Making Friends. They have great emotional intuitiveness and empathy.
5. Building Models. These hands on 3-D puzzles can match anyone’s interest.
6. Drawing. Their ability to think in pictures makes it easy to create them with a pencil.
7. Navigating mazes. They can envision the end and how to get there.
8. Making Origami. The instructions are pictures, so it’s easy for them to follow.
9. Curating Collections. They have a knack for finding the most unique items and revel in the minute differences and similarities.
10. Making Paper Airplanes. A piece of paper and a few folds and the possibilities are endless.
11. Building a Fort. They can turn a few pillows, blankets and chairs into a castle.
12. Photography. They often see what others do not and love to capture it.
13. Upcycling. They have grand ideas for what others have discarded.
14. Creative Play. They are great at turning everyday activity into great adventures.
15. Model U.N. Building relationships requires seeing the greater good and empathy.
16. Designing a Car. They have great innovative ideas about what we’ll need next.
17. Magic. They are fascinated by the sleight of hand and will be determined to figure it out.
18. Playing Video Games. They excel at viewing the whole situation and being able to predict the next move.
19. Decorating Their Room. This gives them control of their own visual space.
20. Making Jewelry. Creating beautiful things is what they do.
21. Ceramics. A great 3-D medium for their unique ideas.
22. Making Videos. Visual storytelling at its best.
23. Cooking. A tasty hands on way for them to use their visual skills.