[blparent] How to make an accessible sticker chart?

[Stacie Hardy]

Hello Tara,

There are so many different things you can do. Something you might 
consider, is using scratch and sniff stickers and if your child is a 
braille reader, or projected to be in the future writing the words of 
each smell. For example, if the sticker smells like an apple, writing 
the word apple in braille. You could also use puff paint to outline the 
different shapes if you use stickers with different shapes. There are 
some many foam stickers out there from which to choose. I always suggest 
to parents of children who will be braille readers to include braille 
whenever and wherever possible. HTH.

--
Stacie Hardy

In every guide dog, there beats the heart of a puppy raiser.
Twitter: @PatriotsGirl7

On 10/4/2016 6:40 PM, Tara Wiseman via BlParent wrote:
> Hi all! Have any of you used a sticker chart with your kids? How did you make it accessible so you could use it as a blind parent? I think it might be a good motivator for my two-year-old daughter. Thanks for any help!
> Tara
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