Wikki Stix are an easy way to create tactile graphics, assist with O & M training, map concepts, music lessons, daily living skills and much more. Since they adhere to almost any smooth surface with just fingertip pressure, they are easy to use to provide a raised line effect.http://www.wikkistix.com/sight_impaired.php
This company creates high-quality organic wooden toys. Many of their toys are very simple and thus accessible for any child, but our favorite has to be their Organic Wood Braille Alphabet Blocks. Very nice!http://littlesaplingtoys.com/
Paths to Literacy is an online hub for information related to literacy for students who are blind or visually impaired, including those with additional disabilities or deafblindness. It includes original content, as well as links to other sites and resources available on the web.http://www.pathstoliteracy.org/
Dreaming Fingers is a French organisation set up by parents and teachers that specialises in Tactile Illustrated books. They produce some lovely books which can be adapted to any language.http://Ldqr.org/en/home_page.php
This site has some lovely tactile books suitable for young children. They include braille in a language of your choice very accessible and interactive tactile images. http://www.tactilegraphics.co.za
Find out about the Never-Ending Stories series on CD. These stories are designed to teach listening skills and comprehension. They're also a wonderful companion on long car rides!http://www.neverendingstories.co.za/
This is an educational tactile art and animal book for blind children. The artist created this book to help introduce visually impaired children to new experiences and expand their media understanding.http://www.nowiseewhatyousee.com/default.asp
Dots & Dogs sells products designed specifically for people with visual impairments, from guide dog gear to braille measuring spoons, but what we really love are the TOYS!http://www.dotsanddogs.com/
NBP asked artist Irma Goldberg to re-create important images mentioned in the text of Goodnight Moon, like the bowl of mush, the comb, the mittens, and so forth. Now Goodnight Moon is an accessible tactile picture book!http://www.nbp.org/ic/nbp/GOODMOON.html
CAL's mission is to make pictures “visible” to people who are blind the way printed words are “readable” through braille. CAL's books and flash cards are wonderful ways to introduce children to tactile graphics and shapes.http://www.cal-s.org/
Dreaming Fingers is a French company that produces Tactile Illustrated Books for visually impaired children. Dreaming FIngers books use real materials in their illustrations, rather than simple raised graphics, and are great for younger kids who aren't quite old enough to grasp the concept of raised graphics.http://Ldqr.org/
Find one of a kind handmade Braille jewelry for those who are blind and visually impaired as well as regular everyday pieces.http://jewelryinbraille.com/index.html
At First Sight Jewelry is intended to promote Braille literacy within the blind and sighted communities by offering fun, reasonably priced fashion jewelry for everyone.http://braillejewelry.blogspot.com/
Perkins Products has expanded its focus to include a broad spectrum of high- and low-tech devices as well as technology trainings and evaluations. They also partner with associations for the blind and partially sighted, education ministers and resellers around the globe in an effort to provide accessible equipment to all who need it.http://support.perkins.org/site/PageServer?pagename=store_homepage
BLTS offers over 2,000 titles for children and adults and their collection is always being enlarged and updated. There is no charge for borrowing their books; just tell them your name and contact information and they'll get you started.http://bltsinc.org/