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Expandable Calendar Boxes, Black
$235.00
These expandable calendar boxes are a tangible way to show a student what will happen next in their day. They're meant for students who are nonverbal and have multiple disabilities, and who may not be able to use a printed or picture schedule.
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EZ2See® Large Print Planning Calendar
$25.95
This spiral-bound planner gives you extra-large print and lots of writing room, so keeping a schedule is easier when small calendars are hard to read or write in. It measures 8.5" x 11" and has heavy paper with laminated covers that resist moisture. Each week spreads across two facing pages, with plenty of space for every day. Each month gets its own vertical page, with holidays listed at the bottom. You also get four bold-lined blank pages at the back and an identification page at the front. The bolder layout and roomier spaces also suit someone with shaky hands. The pen shown on the page is an optional add-on and is not included.
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Building on Patterns, Prekindergarten: Teacher of Students with Visual Impairments Booklet, Print Edition
$11.15
This is a short print booklet written for the teacher of students with visual impairments (TSVI) who is using the Building on Patterns program with a prekindergarten child. It introduces the TSVI's role in that program. The booklet is only one piece of the program, so it works best alongside the rest of the Building on Patterns materials and its overview pages.
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Building on Patterns, Prekindergarten: Monitoring Charts and Reading Roundup Consumables
$14.80
This is a set of printed charts for tracking and recording a child's progress in the Building on Patterns, Prekindergarten program. It also covers the Reading Roundup consumables. The charts are also offered as Word files on the program's website, so they can be filled in on a computer. It's a companion to the Building on Patterns Pre-K curriculum and isn't a standalone learning product, so it only makes sense if you're already using that program with a young child.
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Everyday Activities to Promote Visual Efficiency: A Handbook for Working with Young Children with Visual Impairments
$34.95
This handbook lays out the basics of early intervention for young children who have visual impairments, including children who may also have other disabilities. It explains simple activities that fit into everyday routines, so visual skills can be practiced at home or in a classroom. It's written for the adults who work with these children, such as teachers, therapists, and families. The item is made to order or digital, so plan on a wait if you order a printed copy. An EPUB reader is needed to open the electronic file.
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Building on Patterns, Prekindergarten: Teacher of Students with Visual Impairments Booklet, Braille Edition
$25.65
This is a braille introductory booklet written for the teacher of students with visual impairments (TVI) who works with the Building on Patterns prekindergarten program. It gives the TVI an overview of how the inclusive program fits students who are blind or have low vision. It is a companion piece for that program, not a stand-alone curriculum, and the program's overview and resources are available at the BOP website.
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Everyday Activities to Promote Visual Efficiency: A Handbook for Working with Young Children with Visual Impairments(Print)
$56.95
This handbook lays out the basic principles of early intervention for young children who have visual impairments, including children who may have other disabilities too. It explains simple activities that fit into everyday routines, so building visual skills doesn't need a separate therapy session. It's written for the teachers, therapists, and family members who work with these children day to day. This is the print edition, and it's made to order.
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APH InSights Art Calendar: Large Print-Braille, 2027
$13.00
This 2027 wall calendar is made in large print and braille, so people who read either way can use it. It shows 12 pieces of art, one for each month, created by blind and low vision artists. It's a ready-to-use calendar for keeping track of dates, and a good fit for readers who want a calendar they can read through print or touch.
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Everyday Activities to Promote Visual Efficiency: A Handbook for Working with Young Children with Visual Impairments(EPUB)
$34.95
This handbook explains the basic principles of early intervention for young children with visual impairments, including children who may have other disabilities too. It describes simple activities that fit into everyday routines, so the people around a child can support their use of vision during normal daily life. It's written for the adults who work with or raise young children, such as teachers, therapists, and family members. This is the EPUB (digital) edition, so you'll need an EPUB reader app or program to open it.
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8" Full Text Day Clock
$47.76
This 8-inch LED clock shows the time in large numbers and spells out the full day and date, with no abbreviations to decode. That helps someone with low vision or memory loss who gets confused by short forms like "Tue" or "Mar". The display is white on black inside a white frame, so it stands out well from across a room. You can choose from three time displays, including an analog clock face, and set it to 12 or 24 hour time and American or European date order. It also has three brightness levels, 8 languages, and 8 alarms you can label, such as a reminder for medication or a meal.
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Building on Patterns: Prekindergarten
$376.00
Building on Patterns Prekindergarten is the first level of the second edition of a braille literacy program for young children with visual impairments. The program is built to teach reading and writing in braille through the early grades, up to second grade, and this level is where that sequence begins. It is a curriculum for the adult teaching the child, so the teacher's skill with braille and early literacy planning shapes how well it works. The product data doesn't list the specific contents of this level, so check the exact materials before ordering.
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CVI Complexity Sequences App
$78.54
The CVI Complexity Sequences App is an iPad-style learning tool built around ten sets of target images, used to build visual learning for children who have cortical visual impairment (CVI), a brain-based form of vision difference. The image sets are arranged in sequences of increasing visual complexity, so the child's viewing can be built up step by step rather than all at once. It's meant to be used with a child, not handed over to run on its own. A teacher of students with visual impairments, a vision specialist, or a therapist who knows the child's CVI profile can choose which sets and steps fit that child, and that choice is what makes the app useful.
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Jumbo Timer with 1.4" Digit Display
$16.95
This kitchen timer shows the time in large 1.4-inch digits, so it's easy to read at a glance if small displays are hard on your eyes. It can count down or count up, with a maximum of 99 minutes and 59 seconds. You can stand it on a counter or stick it to a surface with its built-in magnet. A button cell battery comes in the box, so it's ready to use right away. It's a basic visual timer only, so it won't help if you need sound or touch cues to track the time.
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Building on Patterns, Prekindergarten: Reading Roundup: Lessons 10, 17, 25, 32, Print
$18.05
This print booklet holds the review and assessment lessons (10, 17, 25 and 32) in the Reading Roundup part of the Prekindergarten level of Building on Patterns. Building on Patterns is an inclusive early literacy program, and this booklet is for the adult leading those lessons with young children. It's one piece of the larger program, so you'll want the other BOP materials alongside it, and the program's overview and resources pages are a good place to see how the pieces fit.
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Tactile Low Vision Timer, Black with White Numbers
$16.95
This is a wind-up kitchen timer that counts down up to 60 minutes. You set it by turning a dial marked with raised tactile marks, so you can find your time by touch. The numbers are 1 inch tall, bold, and black on a white background, which gives strong contrast for low vision. The timer stands on its own on a counter or table, and its small footprint takes little room. When time is up, the bell rings for about 15 seconds. For the most accurate setting, turn the dial all the way to 55 minutes and then back to the time you want.
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Building on Patterns, Prekindergarten: Student Kit
$1,178.40
This is the student kit for Building on Patterns Prekindergarten, the first level in the second edition of a braille literacy program. The program is built to teach young children with visual impairments to read and write in braille, and it continues through second grade. It's a full program rather than a single book, so it works best when a teacher of students with visual impairments or a parent follows its sequence and pacing with the child.
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Building on Patterns, Prekindergarten: Reference Volume, Braille Edition
$196.90
This is the reference volume for the Building on Patterns Pre-K math program, produced in braille across four volumes. It covers the research behind the program, instructional practices, standards, and developmentally appropriate practices, plus indices that help you find content in the Pre-K lessons. It's written for the adult who teaches the lessons, so a teacher of students with visual impairments or a classroom teacher who reads braille will get the most from it. It's a companion to the lesson materials, not a stand-alone course.
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Quartz 8-inch Day Clock
$34.95
This 8-inch quartz wall clock has a high-visibility pointer that shows the current day of the week. It is made for people with low vision and for people with memory loss or dementia who lose track of what day it is. The large size and day pointer put that information in plain view, so no one has to ask or check a phone.
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Digital Day Clock, 7"
$50.95
This 7-inch digital clock shows the time, day, and date in high-contrast white characters on a black screen. It spells out everything in full, with no abbreviations, so it's easy to read at a glance. That makes it a good fit for someone with low vision or memory loss who needs help staying oriented to the day. The frame measures 8" x 6", and the time digits are about 1 1/4" tall. It offers 8 display languages, including English, Spanish, and French. You can switch between 12- and 24-hour time and pick American or European date order. It also has 12 programmable alarms, and each one can carry a label, such as a reminder for medication or an appointment.
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Cortical Visual Impairment: Advanced Principles
$45.95
This book is a follow-up to APH's earlier CVI text on assessment and intervention. It goes deeper into topics like literacy, social skills, and orientation and mobility (O&M, which is learning to travel safely) for students with CVI. It also covers students who have CVI along with other disabilities, such as complex communication needs and hearing loss. The authors look at a student's whole day, including the tasks, interactions, and places they meet, to show how each can be evaluated and adapted to build visual skills. It's written for teachers and other professionals, and it makes the most sense if you already know the basics of CVI. It comes as a made-to-order print book or a digital file; the digital version needs an EPUB reader.
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LINEAR Wall Hanging Flip Clock/Calendar
$109.95
This wall-hanging flip calendar and clock shows the year, month, date, and day of the week in very large print on a 12.5-inch square face. The date number is about 2.5 inches tall. The weekdays use color as well as words: Monday through Friday are white on black, Saturday is white on green, and Sunday is white on red. That makes it easier to tell where you are in the week, even from across a room. An analog clock is built in, so one piece covers both the time and the date. It runs on batteries, 2 C and 1 AA, and they are not included.
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Building on Patterns, Prekindergarten: Preschool Teacher Booklet, Print Edition
$15.35
This is a short print booklet that introduces the Building on Patterns (BOP) program to a preschool classroom teacher. BOP is an inclusive program, and the booklet is meant to help a teacher get oriented before using it with students, including children who are blind or have low vision. It's a companion for the teacher, not something children use themselves, and it points to the program's online overview and resources for more.
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Time Timer 12 inch
$42.95
The Time Timer 12 inch is a 60-minute timer that shows the time left as a red area on its face, so you can see time shrinking without reading numbers. It also has an audible alarm for when time is up, which can help someone who has trouble sensing how long an activity or wait will last.
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Building on Patterns, Prekindergarten: Reference Volume, Print Edition
$49.65
This is the print reference volume for the Building on Patterns Pre-K program from the American Printing House for the Blind. It gathers the research behind the program, instructional practices, standards, and guidance on developmentally appropriate practice, plus indices to the lessons that appear in the four braille volumes. It's written for the adults who plan and deliver the lessons, not for children, and it supports the inclusive Pre-K math program for young learners who are blind or have low vision. This is a reference to read alongside the lesson volumes, so you'll need the program's lesson materials to teach from.
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