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Book of Opposites for Kindergarten Student in Egypt

This Book of Opposites was created by a parent in Egypt for her 6-year-old son, who is blind.

A parent in Egypt made this tactile book of opposites for her 6-year-old son, Omar, who is a kindergarten student. The characteristics of each item have been labeled in print (e.g. long/short, soft/hard, big/little) and braille labels could be added as well.

Children may enjoy helping to make this type of book or matching additional items to the pages.

Foam square and uncooked dried bean
Foam square with “soft” label and uncooked dried bean with “hard” label
Two flowers with
Two flowers with “big” and “little” labels
Tactile shapes over the line and under the line
Tactile shapes over the line and under the line
Left and right hands
Hands labeled “left” and “right”
Collage of homemade book of opposites
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