The Sensory Connection newsletter is one of many ways the Rhode Island Dual Sensory Impairment (DSI) Program can assist students with combined vision and hearing loss. Department of Education, and you should not assume endorsement by the Federal Government, Project Officer, Susan Weigert. However, these contents do not necessarily represent the policy of the U.S. The contents of this publication were developed under a grant from the US Department of Education, #H326T180017. They can compare groups of objects and find the one that is "big" or "little" or "same" using communication symbols to convey what they learn. Below are some examples adapted from "56 Tactile Math Ideas: Ideas and Suggestions for Development of Basic Concepts and Early Math Skills on the Paths to Literacy website. ĭownload CVI PowerPoint of Wheels on the Bus Song.ĭownload CVI PowerPoint of Old MacDonald Had a Farm SongĬhildren with complex learning needs benefit from lots of hands-on exploration of real objects-both familiar objects and new objects. Exploration can help develop basic math concepts about size, shape, color leading to an understanding of classification. ĭownload a CVI PowerPoint of The Itsy-Bitsy Spider Song. To find all song titles, type "song' into the search field.ĭownload a CVI PowerPoint of Five Speckled Frogs Song. Visit the Sherlock Center's Adapted Literature website to find available songs. Sometimes there is just a voice singing and for some songs there is also a ukulele! There are vision friendly PowerPoints that connect images to the song’s content. Many younger students respond to music to learn vocabulary and use movement to connect to what they hear. There Was a Cold Lady Who Swallowed Some SnowĬVI PowerPoint for There Was A Cold Lady Who Swallowed Some Snow.ĬVI PowerPoint for Clifford's First Christmas. Literacy Guide for Clifford's First Christmas. CVI (Cortical Visual Impairment) and VI-Friendlier PowerPoints can only be accessed using a full version of PowerPoint and may not work on an app, or when accessed on an iPad or tablet. We are exploring additional formats to allow for iPad access in the future.Īdapted Literature Resources with a Seasonal Focus
Sherlock Center on DisabilitiesĪll PowerPoints shared on the Sherlock Center's Adapted Literature website are free and can be downloaded and modified to meet a child’s specific visual and learning needs.
Produced by the RI Dual Sensory Impairment Project, Paul V.
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