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Playin’ with Pasta
For some reason, I started thinking about pasta recently. Specifically, macaroni. I remember the taste of dry macaroni as I sucked and chewed on it, putting the pasta beads on my yarn necklace in my mouth. I remember making pasta … Continue reading
USDE Publishes “Dear Colleague” Letter re: Braille Instruction
If you’ve followed this blog for a while, or listened to me rant in real life, you know these things: My son will be illiterate over my dead body. Braille is essential for him to be literate. People who think … Continue reading
Free twin-vision books? Yes, please.
I just learned from Thomas Marshall Does It All that there is a new (as of 2011) program providing free twin-vision books to blind and visually impaired children. The APH has partnered with Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library to [expand] Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library (DPIL) program … Continue reading
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Tagged APH, Books, Braille, twin-vision
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Adventures in Reading: Roly-Poly Man
Roly-Poly Man is one of Peanut’s favorite books; I’m pretty sure he has it memorized. It’s from the American Printing House for the Blind (APH), which means it’s designed to be accessible for your blind/VI child, you can buy it … Continue reading
The Braille Rap Song
I am listening to the Braille Rap Song as I type this. Let me be perfectly honest: it’s irritating as heck. I could conceivably go insane from listening to it repeatedly. However, I think Peanut will probably love it, particularly … Continue reading
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