2020 Inductees to the Hall of Fame Announced
The Hall of Fame is dedicated to preserving the tradition of excellence manifested by specific individuals through the history of...
Read moreThe Mind Behind the Mantis Q40
A seasoned and highly regarded member of the field of blindness, Larry Skutchan is a tech guru, always finding new...
Read moreBoard Game Adaptations at Your Fingertips!
Most board games rely solely or partially on colors for game play. But did you know that there are several...
Read morePeanut Butter and Jelly Challenge
Yogi Bear loved his picnic baskets. Why not have a picnic with peanut butter and jelly sandwiches made by your...
Read moreThe Science of Smell
The National Science Teaching Association provides resources for science teachers at all educational levels (K-12). Since the advent of distance...
Read moreDonna McClure-Rogers: Developing Great Ideas at Work and at Home
Donna McClure-Rogers knows what it’s like to be a young person who is visually impaired and struggling to learn due...
Read moreTame Your Mane with Braille Beads
OMH! (Oh My Hair!) Does social distancing have you longing for, desperately missing your hairstylist? APH has two fun and...
Read moreExploring Experiments at “The Science Fair”
Appropriate for ages: Kindergarten through 2nd grade This activity includes a story about kindergarten students learning about fifth-grade science projects...
Read moreA Tune for National Train Day!
Did you know that there are fun and silly holidays every day of the year? May 9, 2020, is National...
Read moreTangle Toy Art
Is the rain putting a damper on your sidewalk art? Never fear, Tangle Toy is here! Create art inside on...
Read moreEasy-to-Make Tactile Tracking Paths
Get creative with inexpensive fun craft tape, in various widths, to create patterns like zigzag and stair-steps. Use the paths...
Read moreBippity Boppety Boo—Now You Say It, Too!
Use this activity to build your child’s listening skills and awareness of spoken sounds and help them gain the ability...
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