6637 Oakmont Drive, Suite A
Santa Rosa, CA 95409 707-539-1611
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Our TACTILE AIDS FOR THE VISUALLY IMPAIRED are developed and provided by OAKMONT VISUAL AIDS WORKSHOP VOLUNTEERS. The Workshop offers our Tactile Aids free of charge to all individuals working with children who are visually impaired and/or have special needs. Each one, including the book covers, is handmade.
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EXPLORE OUR PRODUCTS!
2.0 BASIC BRAILLE CARDS
All cards are 3x5 Thermoform plastic, printed and Brailled.
All cards are 3x5 Thermoform plastic, printed and Brailled.
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2.1 Alphabet: Lower case letters with standard and enlarged Braille.
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2.2 Alphabet: Upper and lower case letters with standard Braille.
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2.3 Numbers: 0–10 with enlarged literary Braille.
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2.4 Punctuation: Names of punctuation signs with standard and enlarged Braille.
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5. 0 READINESS BOOKS
Each page has a tactile illustration, is printed and Brailled. 5.l Familiar Articles:
5.1.4 Papers and Wraps
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5.2 Matching:
5.2.2 Geometric Shapes: A pocket inside the front cover contains six simple geometric shapes. Three Thermoform plastic pages have three recesses into which the shapes fit.
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5.3 Simple Comparisons:
5.3.0 Same or Different?
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5.3.1 Big or Little?
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5.3.2 Which is Biggest?
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5.3.3 Larger and Smaller
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5.3.4 Which is Longest?
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5.3.5 Rough or Smooth?
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5.3.6 Which is Different?
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5.3.7 Which is Taller?
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5.3.9 Wide or Narrow?
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5.4 Complex Concepts:
5.4.0 Above and Below
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5.4.1 Among or Between?
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5.4.2 Curved or Straight?
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5.4.3 More or Less?
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5.4.4 Off or On?
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5.4.5 Open or Closed?
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5.4.6 Inside or Outside?
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5.4.7 Over and Under
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5.4.8 Review of Concepts
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5.4.10 Up or Down?
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5.5 Special Books:
5.5.1 Margin Book: Left, Right, Top, Bottom, All Four, None
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5.5.3 Relative Positions: Top, Bottom, Upper Right, etc.
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5.5.5 Lines of Direction: Vertical, Horizontal, Parallel, etc.
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7. 0 GAMES
These are fun for your students! 7.l Categories (for low vision students): Labeled library pockets mounted on a cardboard with illustrated 3x5 cards to place in appropriate pockets.
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7.4 Tic-Tac-Toe: That Old Favorite! Thermoform plastic with wooden circles and squares.
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8.0 MATH STUDY AIDS
Books have tactile illustrations, are printed and Brailled. Cards and Aids, indicated by an asterisk, are Thermoform plastic. 8.1.0 Simple Geometric Shapes: Square, Rectangle, Circle, etc.
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8.1.3 Sequences: First, Second, Last, etc.
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8.1.4 One Form with Four Shapes: Four recesses and four removable basic shapes.
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8.1.6 Math Symbols: NEMETH - Plus, Minus, Divide, Greater than, etc.
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8.1.8 Fractions & Percents: Printed and NEMETH Braille.
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*8.1.9 Counting Cards: 0-10, 3x5, printed and NEMETH Braille.
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*8.1.11 Two forms with two sets of multiple-sized recesses and removable pieces in graduated sizes: 3 circles, 3 triangles, 3 rectangles, and 3 square
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*8.7 Braille Clock: Ten inch diameter with manually movable hands
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