Hanukkah Books in Braille
A list of favorite Hanukkah books available in braille
A list of favorite Hanukkah books available in braille
Poems from students at a school for the blind in Uganda about the value of braillewriters
Indicator dots are an easy and efficient way for students who are blind to mark their braille work.
These guidelines for braille are designed to promote awareness among practitioners in inclusive settings. Tips will be helpful to general education teachers & others who may not have previous experience with braille readers or children who are blind.
This case study of a young boy who is blind includes profile and background information, as well as suggested activities for braille reading readiness
Model lesson to demonstrate to a classroom teacher how to adapt the lesson content to meet the need of the child with visual impairment.
Make your own special paper for students with low vision!
This activity helps children who are blind or visually impaired to develop sensory skills through fireman activity.
Students with visual impairments can create family sensory books that have tactile pages describing members of their family.
Assistive technology resources for students who are blind or visually impaired