Toys and Activities for Children with Visual Impairment To order this title, and for more information, click here
By Roma Lear
Description 'Look at it This Way' is one volume out of the 'Play Can Help' series which has been derived from the fourth edition of Play Helps. It
is a series of books for children with a whole range of disabilities including: * visual impairment * cerebral palsy * learning
difficulties * loss of hand function * frailness.
This volume will be dedicated to children with visual impairment and will
add an element of fun and variety to the playtime of children with special needs.
Contents Contents; Introduction; Before you begin; Materials used; Mail order firms; Play for a child with a visual impairment; Keeping toys within
reach; For children playing on the floor; For children playing at a table; For children who tend to scatter their toys; Toys and play
for children who are lying down; Learning to focus on a fixed object; Toys to encourage looking at a fixed object; Learning to track;
Learning to scan; Looking around; Games for older children; Learning to identify colours; Learning to listen; Making opportunities for
attentive listening; Homemade noisemakers; Toys with an inbuilt noise; Touch; Exploring textures; Texture matching; Some toys and activities
to encourage the use of hands; Dressing skills - zips, buttons and poppers; Tactile games; Smell.
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