@PathsToLiteracy

Making the Concept of Mail Accessible to Children Who Are Blind or Deafblind

Slide into Summer

Life Science is Literacy Too: Creating Non-Fiction Tactile Books for Students with Visual Impairments

Fun End of the School Year Activities

May ECC Skill: Recreation and Leisure

Mother's Day Crafts

Sensory Gardens for Students with Visual and Multiple Impairments: Cultivating Inclusive Learning Environments

April ECC Skill: Sensory Efficiency

Supporting Tactile Images with Real Experience and Concrete Materials

Spring Science Ideas for Students with Visual Impairments

March ECC Skill: Assistive Technology

Highlighting Debra Bonde during Women’s History Month

🦭 Seal Braille Art Design

Experience Story: Going to Low Vision Clinic

February ECC Skill: Compensatory Skills

Perkins Educational Leadership Program

Thinking Outside the Box To Get Literacy In

Tactile Symbols to Learn a Skill

Grocery Shopping: A Functional Living Lesson for Students with Deafblindness and Complex Needs

January ECC Skill: Career Education

Celebrate Braille Literacy Month!

Go, Snowman, Go!

December ECC Skill: Social Skills

Graphic Organizers & Holiday Traditions

November Leaves 🍂

Ways to Meaningfully Include Your Child with a Visual Impairment in Thanksgiving Day Preparation

November ECC Skill: Independent Living Skills

Braille Turkey Placemat

Collaborative Tactile Art

Tactile and Sensory Ideas for this Halloween Season

Creating a Transportation Tactile Book

October ECC Skill: Orientation and Mobility

Listening Skills with Legos

Art and CVI 🎨

CVI Adaptations Tool Box

Monthly ECC Challenge for the 2025-26 School Year

Meet Mr. Dot, The Blind Braille Artist

Sensory Areas: Families

🎒 Back to School 2025 Edition

Make Your Own Sensory Space for Students with Multiple Disabilities

Crafting for Concepts

Braille American Flag for the 4th of July!

How Does Orientation & Mobility Relate to Literacy?

DIY Sorting Tray - Bumpy & Smooth

Story Boxes: Literacy Adaptations for Students Who Are Deafblind

Using Puff Paint for Tactile Activities

Using Tactile Graphics to Create Design for Park

Student-Made IEP Book

Art and CVI

Adapting The Very Hungry Caterpillar’s First Spring

Eye Doctor Visits: What to Ask, What to Tell