Welcome Parents!
We’re so glad you have found our website! You may have questions about how you can provide the best possible learning environment for your young child. You’ll find many ideas on this site for you to adapt to match and support your child’s journey to literacy. Many are written by parents like you!
When Miha’s family realized that “anything can be a source for learning”, everyday activities like laundry took on new importance. They saw how many concepts he learned when he was included in the routine steps for using a washing machine. Read their story to see how participating in daily family life can help your child develop new skills and independence.
The mother of a teenage boy with CHARGE Syndrome was concerned because her son has a hard time with crowds. They attend baseball games regularly. His sister helped him find a quiet space to sit and they wrote a story about this, using photos, ASL signs, and large print. This book has made all the difference!
Have you ever wondered whether your child’s program is meeting educational standards related to his or her visual impairment? How would you know if these aspects of programming are truly “quality”? Among all the buzz about educational accountability, how can you tell whether your child’s unique visual impairment-related needs are being met?
There are lessons to assist you in learning to read and write the braille code in addition to information to promote your child’s literacy development.
