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Energize your teaching techniques using these springtime activities with your students who have visual impairments.

A collection of crafts and activities for you to share with your students this Valentine’s Day, updated for 2025.

Offering fun literacy activities for children with visual impairment associated with other disabilities and complex needs.

December consists of events, activities, and celebrations. This article shows many ways to make this month a meaningful learning experience for our students with visual impairments.

This overview of assistive technology is part of the Braille Brain site and offers best practice ideas for teachers of students with visual impairments.

Create a positive experience when going to the library in your community with your child by supporting their needs and making reading books fun!

Forest bathing, the practice of immersing oneself in nature, can be a benefit for children with visual impairments. Here is a guide to exploring forest bathing.

I like writing poems because it helps me to express my feelings in a way that others would also understand it. I have been inspired by Dave Steele, the blind poet, and the first poem I wrote was for white cane day. This poem is to welcome spring.

Paths to Literacy has so many wonderful ideas, lessons, and tips to make learning fun! Take a look at the Valentine themed ideas!

Typing is a skill that can be challenging to learn for some of our students. Learn ways to make it less of a challenge with these tools.