Search results
Showing 31-45 of 322 results
Create Tactile Mazes
Playing with tactile mazes can be a fun way to talk about movement, getting lost, and plotting a course with your blind child. Does Pete worry if he gets lost? Goodness, no!
Play Charades
You or your child have probably played charades. In a traditional game of charades, one person draws a word, for example, "angry." Without talking, that person acts out the word shaking a fist, stomping, growling any actions that seem angry. Eventually, someone in the group guesses correctly.
Sing Dragons Love Tacos
It's almost impossible to not clap your hands, tap your feet, and move your body when you hear the song, Dragons Love Tacos.
Find Pete! Scavenger Hunt
Pete is waiting for you to find him and has left clues throughout the school! Find Pete and a delicious snack awaits you!
Dragons Love Tacos Activities
It's a taco party for dragons! What could possibly go wrong?
Pete the Cat Rocking in My School Shoes Activities
Go back to school with Pete the Cat!
Tips from a Blind Actor
Read more tips from a blind scientist!
Let's Make Tacos
It's time for you and your child to put on your aprons and chefs' hats.
Host a Taco Party!
It's a fiesta!
Read and Perform a Poem!
The importance of gestures and movement should not be underestimated!
Dance! Dance!
Get kids up and moving while they practice braille skills and learn about direction!
Make Your Own 3-D Tactile Dragon
Wouldn't your kids love to make a dragon? And wouldn't you love it if your kids made that dragon using materials you probably already have around your house? Everyone wins.
Race Dragons Over Braille
On your mark, get ready, go!
Make a Mask!
Masks are great props for dramatic play! Instead of making one mask, how about making a mask where you can change the face depending on your mood?