ASL meets Braille Books: The Jack Series is designed for a new braille reader who has already been introduced to braille and whose primary language is ASL. This would be a good book to share with families of children who are deafblind.
Enjoy the beauty of the season with a leaves theme book and activity that promotes fine motor skills.
The Hugging Tree book inspired this teacher to make a variety of tree themed activities during this Thanksgiving season.
Discover how this caregiver adapted school reading materials for a child who is visually impaired.
Using the VistaQuest BaseKit can be a key resource in measuring a child or student’s visual and multi-sensory progress.
Tips on how to transcribe textbooks for young students (K-3) who are blind or visually impaired, with transcription guidelines and special focus on tactile graphics
“For Spacious Skies” by Nancy Churnin is now available in braille.
Each book is chosen for its unique theme and is supplemented with picture descriptions and free online activities to further explore concepts found within the stories.
This accessible powerpoint book offers step-by-step instructions to make macaroni and cheese; includes audio output and can be operated by a simple switch.
This fun hands-on activity uses real objects to help children who are blind or deafblind to learn to count and develop number concepts.
