Blindness and Low Vision Series. Designed to teach people the basic skills needed to read and write music in the braille music code. The course presupposed a strong knowledge of Grade II Braille and basic musicianship. Student should already know the names of music notes and their values. The course is suitable for adults and children (aged above 12) who are blind or have low vision and new to learning braille, and music teachers who don't know how to read braille. The course is self-explanatory and self-corrective.At the end of the course students will be able to: *Read and write piano music, string music and vocal music (excluding guitar chords). This knowledge would enable the student to join a choir, play and read piano and instrumental music. *Provide a good foundation to write his/her own music. *Study for musicianship examinations. The kit consists of: A Teacher's Guide (print) A Student's Guide (braille) Musical recordings (double CD)

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Discover the world's first portable, fully accessible Sudoku puzzle set for blind players! The board has holes for all eighty-one numbers, divided up into the required nine 3X3 separate squares with raised wooden dividers. Also included is a drawstring bag containing oodles of braille numbers with a peg at the bottom. That's right, to set up a new Sudoku puzzle, or fill in numbers as you work on it, all you do is insert the appropriate braille number into the desired hole in your wooden playing grid. The number pegs fit snuggly into the holes in the board, but aren't difficult to pull out to move somewhere else. Each braille number peg is marked with a raised line at the top and an indent at the bottom to help you quickly orient it and insert it into the board so all the braille numbers can be read straight up-and-down. How do you tell the difference between a number that was presented in the original puzzle you've copied onto the board, and a number you've filled in yourself? Aha, we've solved that one, too! Also included in the drawstring bag we talked about earlier, you'll find a whole bunch of plastic plugs which are designed to clip onto the bottom of the braille number pegs you have inserted into your puzzle. When attached firmly to the underside of the braille pegs, these markers cause the numbers to stand up a little higher than the other unmarked numbers, and also make these pegs feel a little looser to the touch, to help you remember those could just be temporary numbers. Contains: bag of pegs, wood board Caution: small parts - choking hazard!

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This useful material provides conversational strategies to help students master the use of conjunctions in oral language. This program gives students a solid base on which to build reading and writing skills, and better understand classroom discourse and textbooks. Pre- and posttests identify students’ needs and monitor progress. TARGET GROUP: 7-18 years

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Seedlings Braille Edition As usual, Fudge is driving his older brother, Peter, crazy. But life really spins out of control when Peter and his family meet their long-lost relatives, the Hatchers. Now Peter has to deal with his weird cousin, coincidentally named Farley Drexel Hatcher--just like Fudge! Their names aren''t the only thing they share. Before long, mini-Fudge proves to be just as much trouble. Can Peter handle a second helping of Fudge?

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Nelson Foundations of Mathematics 11 is designed to engage a wide range of students, with real-world contexts in every lesson, problem-solving puzzles, and interesting features such as “Math in Action” that encourage a hands-on, action-based approach to mathematics. Contains built-in support for the diverse needs of students, Nelson Foundations of Mathematics 11 is carefully developed to help every student succeed.

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Twin Vision. Presented in blocks of brilliant colors, the multihued train in this Caldecott Honor book undertakes a dazzling journey before disappearing from the final page.

Twin Vision

Twin Vision. Describes the many things one can do with fall leaves.

Twin Vision

APH's light boxes are unique devices that help students utilize residual vision. When used with special sets of materials designed by APH, light boxes assist in the instruction of tracking, scanning, eye-hand coordination, visual discrimination, and visual perceptual skills. APH’s Mini-Lite Box is smaller, lighter, and more affordable than its full-size cousin, the Light Box. The Mini-Lite Box is usable at a student's desk or on his/her lap. Individual items from Light Box Materials Levels I, II, and III can be used with it. Copy 12 (access. # 36227) is unavailable because it is damaged. Copy 16 (access. # 36556) is unavailable because it is damaged. Copy 27 (access. # 41798) is unavailable because it is damaged.

Light box picture cards (assorted). Pieces to be used with APH Mini Light Box

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The Princess Elizabeth is slated to marry Prince Ronald when a dragon attacks the castle and kidnaps Ronald. In resourceful and humorous fashion, Elizabeth finds the dragon, outsmarts him, and rescues Ronald --- who is less than pleased at her un-princess-like appearance.

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Orca Currents Series. Edward is a classic slacker. He's got better ways to spend his time than toiling over homework, and as long as he gets passing grades he's happy. When his fifty percent average is threatened he has to find a way to pull up his grades without applying himself. Edward discovers that special education students get more time to complete tests, and he thinks he's found the perfect scam. Little does he know that manipulating everyone around him will take more work than he ever imagined. Fry Reading Level: 3.2 High Interest Low Vocabulary

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Twin Vision. Simple text describes how a little girl gets to her tree house.

Twin Vision

Orca Echo Series. Howling Timber Wolves Series #6 It's the most talked about trophy in Howling—The Wassabbee! And it goes to the winner of the annual fathers versus sons hockey game. This year the fathers are in trouble, so they've changed the rules. The game won't be played indoors. It's going to be held outside, at a weekend campout. In the middle of the winter! Johnny Maverick and his friends know the fathers are going to play a few tricks on them, so they decide to use all their genius to play the tricks first.

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Introduces the reader to two aspects of time. First, through clearly sequenced activities, it demonstrates the passage of time. Second, it shows that time can be measured, and how this is done. The hour-by-hour changes on the face of the clock accompanying the picture of each activity allow the reader to observe and participate in the measuring--that is, telling time.

7th edition. This is an updated edition of a popular Introduction to Business textbook with current content that incorporates key topics such as "green" business, the downturn in the economy, unstable business climates, business law, operations management, and offers more coverage of global business and examples.

Electronic Master (E-Text)