School Days

Description

Give the gift of inclusion with our School Dayscolouring book … Blind and sighted children alike will enjoy sharing its magic, together!

Who would think of giving a colouring book to a vision-impaired child? You would, clearly, that’s why you’re on our site, looking at School Days

You’ve already figured out that it’s a genius idea, but over and above the fact that you’re here and already looking at it, let me tell you a little more about these wonderful and unique products.

Description of School Days

• The cover is blue with a notebook and pencil crayon;
• Page 1 shows a big school bus;
• Page 2: somebody’s backpack full of books;
• Page 3: a picture of the school;
• Page 4: a picture of a smiley-face, a desk and chair;
• Page 5: a textbook or notebook;
• Page 6: several open books on different subjects;
• Page 7: a little ruler and some pencils;
• Page 8: a box of crayons with one already out and lying beside the box;
• Page 9: a computer with a monitor, a terminal underneath with a disk drive; and a keyboard underneath that;
• Page 10: a typical cafeteria lunch before the healthy snacks policies came in: burger and drink.

Read more about our colouring books on our Tactile Colouring Books page

Ten tactile outlines with raised print letter stencils make our tactile colouring books a marvellous activity for friends; an unexpected leisure activity as well as a brilliant teachable moment.

The colouring books we sell are perfect for blind children, but children with full sight enjoy the satisfaction of drawing a nice, neat picture, too.

Purchase our Braille colouring books at Tactile Vision Graphics

and find them at our shop on Amazon.