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	Question Cards By KQuinn This activity is designed to help students who are autistic, including those with visual impairments or multiple disabilities, to develop their critical thinking skills.
	Bubble Wrap Painting By mdesany This activity by an OT is a fun way to work on improving fine motor skills and handwriting.
	Student-Made IEP Book By Liz Eagan Self-determination is an important part of the Expanded Core Curriculum (ECC) and this student-made IEP book is a good way to get started.
	Adapting the Environment for Independence By sarahfields Find how you can set up your classroom to make it accessible to ALL students!
	Writing in a Daily Journal By Charlotte Cushman Invite students who are blind or visually impaired to write in daily journals to practice writing skills.
	Labeling the Environment in an Accessible Format By Charlotte Cushman Labeling items in the environment in an accessible format is important for developing literacy skills, as well as O & M or Orientation and Mobility for children who are blind or visually impaired, deafblind or who have multiple disabilities.
	Making Pizza By Charlotte Cushman Making pizza can be a functional and meaningful way to incorporate literacy skills for students who are blind or visually impaired, including those with multiple disabilities or deafblindness.
	Beginning Math Literacy By Katie Armstrong Beginning math activities for children who are blind or visually impaired; strategies for teaching numbers, counting, and making sets
	Greek and Latin Roots By wpatrone Students can build their vocabularies and decoding skills by learning Greek and Latin roots. Tips for students who are blind or visually impaired
	Lands Beyond By Becky Hoffman This game is an adaptation of Candyland, based on The Phantom Tollbooth, for students who are blind or visually impaired.
	Wheel of Fortune Game By RJSitten This game gives students practice reading braille words. It could easily be adapted to an inclusive setting.
	Using Objects to Reinforce Consonant Sounds By Mary McCarthy Activity to use objects to reinforce consonant sounds with beginning braille readers
	Weather Chart By Mary McCarthy This braille weather chart gives students practice with sequencing and comparison, as well as developing an understanding of the weather.
	Feely Meely: Game to Match Braille to Objects By Mary McCarthy Simple game for children who are blind or visually impaired to match braille or print word cards to objects
	Using TACK-TILES® with Beginning Braille Readers By Mary McCarthy Beginning braille instruction using TACK-TILES®
	What's Gnu? By Mary McCarthy Activity for beginning braille readers using adaptation of What's Gnu?
	Tips for Making Print More Readable By Charlotte Cushman American Foundation for the Blind shares tips to make print more readable for individuals with visual impairment
	Adapting Environments for Individuals with Vision Loss By Charlotte Cushman Free video webcast about the design issues that should be considered for individuals with vision loss.