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· Pointers for working with a child with VI · Needs & Rights of Children with VI · What to know about blindness & VI in children · About partially sighted students · What to know about IEPs · What to expect from VI teachers
· Infant / Toddler · High School / College Age · Adult Child · What to ask an Eye Specialist |
Here are some games you probably played as a kid, but maybe have forgotten. Your visually impaired child can play all these games, too. You may just have to do some coaching until he understands and remembers how to play. It's okay to help your child go through the motions if he is unable to do the motions himself.
Senses used: proprioceptive, kinesthetic, haptic, vestibular, touch, hearing, vision, echolocation, object perception
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