Skwitch: A new way to make music
The Skwitch is an accessible device that connects to your iPhone, turning your phone into a music making machine with coding and accessibility features too!
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Resources
brailleBOT
AlphaBraille created a fun toy that helps children with visual impairment learn the Braille alphabet. 26 puzzle pieces can be inserted into the device and the device plays the matching ABC song for the letter.
The Learning Blanket: Tactile Activity Blankets & Pillows for Visually Impaired Kids
The Learning Blanket creates interactive blankets and pillows for kids who are blind, each containing visual, sensory, tactile and educational activities.
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Snizzly Snouts: A Unique Print/Braille Book
An exceptional inclusive print/braille book for sighted and blind kids to read with their ears, to look at with their fingers, to feel with their eyes.
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Positive Eye: Training and resources for practitioners working with children with vision impairment
Positive Eye was established five years ago to offer a consultancy and training service to professionals and parents on meeting the educational needs of children and young people with visual impairment.
Recycling OT Videos
Barbara Smith shares videos with ideas for making interesting games and toys out of basic materials that will encourage fine motor skills.
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Skoog Music Cube
The Skoog is a soft music cube that you can manipulate to create different instrument sounds. It’s accessible to children with various disabilities, including physical disabilities.
Blind Cane for American Girl Doll
An enterprising mom has created a white cane for her visually impaired daughter’s American Girl doll and she’s selling them on Etsy!
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Diagnostic Evaluations help guide educational plans for blind students
Perkins School offers diagnostic evaluations for blind and visually impaired children ages 3-22.
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Can Someone Who is Blind Be a Parent?
The Parenting with Vision Loss series from VisionAware provides helpful tips and advice from a genuine expert.
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Get a computer for your blind child!
Computers for the Blind provides computer equipment for families of children who are blind.
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Receive a Braille Letter from Santa
Santa Reads Braille! Your child can receive a braille letter from Santa himself!
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Santa’s Little Hackers: Free Adapted Toys for Kids with Disabilities
Santa’s Little Hackers is a seasonal toy drive to adapt toys. They make simple modifications to the electronics of toys and give them away.
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Special Needs Rib It Ball from Playability Toys
The Rib It Ball is a large inflatable ball that is light, easy to hold on to (because of those “ribs” along the ball) and comes in bright contrasting primary colors.
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Tactile Caliper Provides Braille Output for Blind Users
The Tactile Caliper puts measuring to the 1/16″ in the hands of blind users with braille output!
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