[blindkid] Candyland Game
Merry-Noel Chamberlain
lemonjuze at yahoo.com
Wed Oct 29 22:00:36 UTC 2008
Carrie,
I did adapt Carrie Thomson's daughter's Candyland game - that was before Feel-N-Peel stickers (through APH) came out. Now, I use those because they are so easy to use and if you get both packs (I and II) you have plenty for the whole game w/ lots left over. Also, they have them in colors so that helps make the game a little brighter for low vision players. I now use Graphic Tape (APH) for the shortcut pathways. They hold on better and don't stick when folding the board. I like using the stickers better than the letters because Candyland is for those who are non-readers. However, Braille works, too, if you use sticky Braille.
I also recommend the Candy Land Castle Game.
1. Candyland board game: Use Feel-N-Peel stickers (Both sets). Use graphic tape for shortcut paths. (Age 3+) Milton Bradley
2. CandyLand CastleGame: Although this game uses colored shapes, all similar shapes have the same color and don’t interfere with the game. (Age 3+) Milton Bradley
Merry-Noel Chamberlain, NOMCT, TVI
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