Visually impaired activities

Playing with tactile mazes can be a fun way to talk about movement, getting lost, and plotting a course with your blind child.

We have upcycled and used from our home everything needed to DIY tactile cards for touch and match game to explore textures.

When teaching counting to students with cortical visual impairment (CVI), there are many strategies that can be taught including...

Activity ideas and tips when caregiving for the visually impaired older family member, senior, or the elderly.

A list of easy-to-find toys and other objects that are great for catching the attention of children with Cortical Vision Impairment (CVI).

Are you looking for spring craft ideas for your students with cortical visual impairment? Check out these five high contrast, eye-catching crafts...

Are you looking for winter craft ideas for your students with cortical visual impairment? Check out these five high contrast, eye-catching crafts...

Introduce colors to your blind child with this fun game that incorporates tactile objects, braille and social play!

Families and Caregivers At Home: Everyday CVI Adaptations and Approaches Incorporating opportunities for your child to meaningfully use their vision throughout their day—in daily routines and out in the community—will help improve functional vision. The more a child with CVI establishes and maintains visual attention, the more opportunities to build neural pathways. "The purpose of […]

Let’s talk about creating and using tactile schedules in the classroom. If you have a Teacher of the Visually Impaired that works with you, they may provide you with a kit or schedule pieces from the library of the blind. Here is a link to my local library. Check with your state and see if you […]