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  • A document page with black text, a round logo, and a UEB compliant mark.

    Building on Patterns: Primary Braille Literacy Program: First Grade Posttest Teacher's Manual, Print

    American Printing House for the Blind

    $15.90

    This is the print teacher's manual for the first grade posttest in the Building on Patterns primary braille literacy program, written for the adult who gives and scores the test. It is an optional add-on to the first grade, UEB (Unified English Braille) level of the program, so it only makes sense for classrooms already using that curriculum.

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  • A book cover in cream and black, with a photo of adults and a child looking at a book together on a sofa.

    Collaborative Assessment: Working with Students Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired, Including Those with Additional Disabilities (Print)

    American Printing House for the Blind

    $71.95

    This print book is written for the professionals who work with students who are blind or visually impaired, including students with additional disabilities. It explains how a visual impairment affects the way a student's learning potential is assessed, so evaluators can choose and read assessments with that in mind. It is a reference for teachers and clinicians, not something a student uses directly.

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  • A white and red folding cane with a black grip and a support bar attached near its middle.

    Ambutech Tandem Bar Mobility Training Guide

    Ambutech

    $19.28

    The Tandem Bar is a rigid, lightweight fiberglass shaft that clips onto an instructor's white cane and a student's white cane just above the tips. When the instructor moves their cane, the student feels that same motion in their own cane. This lets an Orientation and Mobility instructor show good cane technique by hand, such as a steady arc, shore lining, obstacle detection, and stair skills, and helps build muscle memory through repetition. It works with both children and adults. It's a teaching tool for instructors, not a cane for everyday travel, and it only works if you already have two canes to connect. When not in use, it clips to the instructor's cane just under the grip.

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  • A pair of spiral-bound workbooks with illustrated covers in yellow and blue, stacked at an angle.

    Barraga Visual Efficiency Program Book Set

    American Printing House for the Blind

    $269.00

    This set holds two print books from the Barraga Visual Efficiency Program: the Program Book and the Perceptual Skills Evaluation Book. They are replacement pieces for the full Barraga kit, which is used to evaluate and build visual skills in children with low vision. You'd use them with a teacher of students with visual impairments or a similar specialist, not on your own at home. It's a set of books only, so it doesn't replace the complete kit.

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  • A pair of yellow rectangular answer sheets with rows of white raised bubbles under printed letter columns A through E.

    Accessible Multiple Choice Answer Sheets: Pop-A-Dot (4-pack)

    American Printing House for the Blind

    $87.22

    These answer sheets let a student mark multiple choice answers by pressing down a raised plastic dot, then pop it back up to change an answer without help. The dots are tactile and high contrast, so they work for students who read by touch or by sight. Choices a through e run across each row. The advanced sheets hold questions 1-20 in two columns, and the beginning sheets hold questions 1-10. You can mix the two kinds to fit the number of items on a test. Because the dots are pushed rather than filled in with a pencil, the sheets may also suit students who find writing hard.

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  • A spiral-bound braille manual with white pages embossed in braille, shown open with a black coiled spine.

    Building on Patterns: Primary Braille Literacy Program: Second Grade: Posttest Teacher's Manual, Braille

    American Printing House for the Blind

    $14.27

    This is the braille teacher's manual for the posttest in the Building on Patterns primary braille literacy program, second grade. It's meant for the teacher who gives the posttest, and it's one piece of the second grade program rather than a stand-alone course. Because it's a testing component, it's best suited to a teacher of students with visual impairments who is already using this program.

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  • A pair of white three-ring binders with teal cover labels reading "Basic Reading Inventory," standing side by side.

    Jerry Johns Basic Reading Inventory, Braille

    American Printing House for the Blind

    $241.00

    The Jerry Johns Basic Reading Inventory is an informal reading assessment that helps teachers check a student's reading and listening skills. This is the braille edition, so it's meant for students who read braille and the educators who assess them.

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  • A spiral-bound curriculum book open to a colorful illustrated page, with a child's hand touching a red felt shape.

    Barraga Visual Efficiency Program

    American Printing House for the Blind

    $729.00

    The Barraga Visual Efficiency Program is a set of materials for evaluating how well a student with low vision uses the vision they have. It also provides methods of instruction to build on the results. It's meant for students with eye conditions who have reached cognitive skills at or beyond a 3-year-old level, so it fits school-age and younger children who are working on visual skills. This is a tool for the specialist doing the evaluation and teaching, not a product a family would use on its own.

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  • A white three-ring binder with a black and gray cover reading "Basic Reading Inventory" and listing its authors.

    Jerry Johns Basic Reading Inventory, Print

    American Printing House for the Blind

    $241.00

    The Jerry Johns Basic Reading Inventory (12th edition) is an informal assessment teachers use to look at how a student reads and how well they understand what they hear. This print version is meant for educators working with school-age students, not for families to use on their own.

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  • A spiral-bound manual with a white cover featuring green text and blue, orange, and green curved graphic accents.

    Woodcock-Johnson IV (WJ IV): Adapted for Braille Readers

    American Printing House for the Blind

    $1,252.25

    This is a braille-adapted version of the Woodcock-Johnson IV, a standardized assessment, so students who read braille can take it in a form they can read. It comes in contracted and uncontracted UEB (Unified English Braille), with Nemeth and UEB Math/Science codes for the math and science content. It's meant for the examiner, not the student: it should be given and scored by a trained professional, such as a school psychologist or teacher of students with visual impairments.

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  • An assessment binder set with green-striped covers, shown with red tactile shapes on a table.

    Brigance: Comprehensive Inventory of Basic Skills II – Uncontracted Braille

    American Printing House for the Blind

    $1,397.00

    This is the uncontracted braille edition of the Brigance Comprehensive Inventory of Basic Skills II, a criterion-referenced assessment. It shows which selected skills a student has mastered, so a teacher or specialist can use the results for educational planning. It is a test instrument for the professional giving it, not a workbook for a student to use on their own.

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  • A test kit with several spiral-bound booklets in blue, orange, and green covers, alongside red folders and a binder.

    Woodcock-Johnson IV: Large Print Edition

    American Printing House for the Blind

    $614.81

    This is the large print edition of the Woodcock-Johnson IV, a set of assessments used to identify learning difficulties, built for people who read large print. It's a testing instrument for trained professionals to give and score, not a workbook or a learning aid.

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  • An assessment kit with a black carrying case and various printed cards and testing accessories.

    NewT

    American Printing House for the Blind

    $1,129.28

    NewT is a kit of tools and activities that a professional uses when carrying out a Functional Vision and Learning Media Assessment (FVLMA). That assessment looks at how a person uses their vision and which learning materials and formats work best for them. It is built for the specialists who run the assessment, such as teachers of students with visual impairments, not for families to use on their own. The bowls in the kit may come in different colors, so don't count on a specific color.

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  • A spiral-bound assessment book with a red and orange cover, shown with an accompanying yellow booklet.

    KeyMath-3 Braille Student Kit, Uncontracted Edition

    American Printing House for the Blind

    $293.25

    This is the braille student kit for KeyMath-3, a diagnostic math assessment for students from pre-K through ninth grade. It is built for braille readers, in the uncontracted edition. It measures core math concepts and skills and is aligned with the NCTM standards. The Teacher Guides are not part of this kit and are sold separately, so a clinician or teacher will need those to give and score the test.

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  • A switch assessment kit with a green flat-panel switch and several round and triangular button switches.

    Assessment Switch Kit

    AbleNet

    Est. $400–$900

    This kit puts a range of different switches in one plastic carrying box so a clinician can try several and see which one a person can use most reliably. The switches work in different ways, including waving a hand near a sensor, tapping a flat pad, pressing a button, moving the chin, and a finger-mounted button. Some give a click or touch cue and some need almost no pressure. This is a tool for the person doing the evaluation, not a switch to hand to a user to keep. You'll still need a device for the switches to control, and the list shown is partial, so check the full contents before ordering.

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  • A booklet cover showing a starry teal and pink nebula sky with silhouetted figures and a tree on a hillside.

    Decision-Making Guide

    American Printing House for the Blind

    $51.00

    The Decision-Making Guide: A Guide to Print Size Selection gives you a straightforward formula for choosing the right print size for a person with low vision. It is a printed guide for the person doing the evaluating, not a tool the reader uses. It helps take some of the guesswork out of picking large print or enlarged materials.

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  • A diagnostic assessment kit with two red spiral-bound easel books and accompanying printed forms and booklets.

    KeyMath-3 Large Print Kit

    American Printing House for the Blind

    $395.17

    The KeyMath-3 Large Print Kit is a diagnostic math assessment for students from pre-K through ninth grade who need test materials in large print. It measures key math concepts and skills and lines up with the NCTM standards (the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics benchmarks). This is a clinician's or educator's testing instrument, not something a family uses on its own, and it is meant to be given and scored by a trained examiner.

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  • A book cover in cream and black, with a black-and-white photo of adults and a child seated together on a couch.

    Collaborative Assessment: Working with Students Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired, Including Those with Additional Disabilities

    American Printing House for the Blind

    $41.95

    This is a professional guide on assessing students who are blind or visually impaired, including students who also have other disabilities. It helps teachers and other professionals understand how a visual impairment can affect what an assessment shows about a student's learning potential. The text is written for the people doing the assessing, not for students or families to use on their own. It is made to order or sold as a digital book, and the digital version needs an EPUB reader to open.

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  • A pair of hands holds white printed assessment charts with black text, checkboxes, and a rating scale.

    Building on Patterns, Prekindergarten: Monitoring Charts and Reading Roundup Consumables

    American Printing House for the Blind

    $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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  • A document page with black title text, a circular logo, and a UEB compliance symbol.

    Building on Patterns: Primary Braille Literacy Program: Second Grade: Posttest Teacher's Manual, Print

    American Printing House for the Blind

    $14.71

    This is the print teacher's manual for the Building on Patterns second grade posttest, part of APH's primary braille literacy program. The posttest is described as an important piece of the second grade UEB (Unified English Braille) level of the program. A teacher of students with visual impairments would use it to give and review the posttest with a braille-reading child. It is the teacher's manual only, so you would need the rest of the Building on Patterns second grade materials for it to be useful.

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  • A stack of white assessment forms with black printed text and braille dots on the page beneath.

    Building on Patterns: Primary Braille Literacy Program, Kindergarten, Assessment Check-up Forms

    American Printing House for the Blind

    $47.89

    These are the assessment check-up forms for the kindergarten level of the Building on Patterns primary braille literacy program. They're meant for a teacher or specialist to record how a young child is progressing with braille.

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  • A black-and-white grid chart pad with a black dot at its center and printed instructions above the pattern.

    Amsler Grid 50-Sheet Pad With Magnet

    LS&S

    $3.95

    This is a pad of 50 paper Amsler grid sheets, each 6.5" x 5.5", for checking your own vision at home. You look at the grid, mark anything that looks off on the sheet, and bring the marked sheets to your eye care professional to review. A magnet on the back of the pad lets you hang it at a steady spot. It's a simple tracking aid for noticing changes over time, not a diagnosis, so the results need to be read by a professional.

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  • A red toolbox surrounded by an assortment of colorful adaptive switches and a gooseneck mount.

    Switch Assessment Kits

    Enabling Devices

    $1,124.95

    These switch assessment kits come as a carrying chest of different switches, so a clinician can try several types of body movement and access methods with one person. Kit #1 holds a mix of switches, including a Grip & Puff, Ultimate, Tilt, Jumbo, Gumball, Mini-Gumball, Adjustable Angled, Pinch, Thumb, and Plate switch. Kit #2 includes everything in Kit #1 and adds a Sound Activated Switch and a Sip & Puff Switch, which suits people with more involved needs. The kits are for trying out which switch works best for someone, so they are a tool for the person doing the evaluation rather than something to buy for everyday use.

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  • A set of three white lollipop-shaped eye occluders with round paddles and slender handles, laid.

    ISAVE: OccluderPop Pack (3-pack)

    American Printing House for the Blind

    $4.00

    This pack has three lollipop-style occluders, each a small paddle held up to cover one eye so the other eye can be tested on its own. It is meant for visual assessment, where a clinician or teacher needs to check how well each eye sees. The same occluder is also included in APH's ISAVE assessment kit, so this pack works as a way to restock or add spares.

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