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This listening skills idea could be beneficial for blind children

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Subject(s): Multi-Disciplinary, Other


Title – Listening Eggs

By – Kathleen Peterson

Primary Subject – Other

Grade Level – K-5, Special Education

Materials needed:

    1 empty Egg Carton

    12 Colored Plastic Eggs

Procedures:

    Objects to place inside eggs such as small rocks, sand, paper clips, erasers, beans, beads, etc. If there are concerns the student may place the objects in their mouth, the eggs can be hot glued closed or taped.

Directions:

    Teacher places two similar objects into 2 eggs. Teacher numbers the eggs and records what is in each egg.

Activity:

    Eggs are then placed in a small basket. Student has to “listen” to the eggs to match the sounds. The matches are placed in the Egg Carton side by side. The student continues until all eggs are matched, then the teacher checks the Answer key to see how well the student “Listened”.

This is a good activity for blind students.

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