We’ve all been in the situation where we just can’t find what we’re looking for be it the remote for the media in the living room, the letter with an important form needing our attention, or the can opener in … Continue reading
It is winter time, and we thought you might enjoy cooking. We hope you will enjoy these simple yet delicious recipes! Continue reading
The development of literacy requires a language-rich and hands-on experiential foundation from which children make connections, relate new information, and link symbols to communication. Here are some ideas for building emerging literacy skills: Create a community of learners in which each … Continue reading
Literacy is a broad term that includes reading, writing, critical thinking, speaking, and listening. We begin building our literacy skills during infancy, and the process continues throughout our lives. The pre-emerging and emerging literacy skills listed below will help build a firm foundation for becoming a lifelong reader! Continue reading
Although listening skills are not designed to replace braille reading, they are an essential communication skill that all children need to possess. For many individuals who read braille, listening skills will become essential when they enter middle and high school where the academic responsibilities and reading quantity grow exponentially. Continue reading
Summer is a great time for games, and playing with family and friends is part of the fun of growing up. Games can also help your child build social, recreational, and academic skills. Here are a variety of games you can play with your child. Continue reading
The 3rd annual Technology Olympics is quickly approaching! The event, just like past Technology Olympics, will be held at Edventure Children’s Museum in Columbia, South Carolina, in October 2012. Registration will open shortly after Labor Day! Continue reading
For children who have visual impairments and additional disabilities, making a friend, interacting with others in the community, and learning social skills are challenging. As a parent you can help your child by teaching social skills, involving your child in community activities, and working with your child’s educational team to prioritize friendship development and community involvement. Continue reading
A tactile experience book may be created with meaningful tactile items for a child or older individual who is visually impaired or blind. These books can help from recalling vacation memories to establishing a routine. Continue reading
The holidays are upon us and schools and families are preparing to take a break and relax. We believe that books are a great way for families to come together for fun and to learn about each other. These books are all about people with visual impairments and the people around them. Enjoy! Continue reading