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There are many theme based activities that are already developed on TpT for student who have cortical visual impairment (CVI). This is a brain based visual impairment that can make it difficult to process visual information. The resources on TpT are simplistic (one picture on a contrasting background) and they are modified for different students depending on how they process images. I would use the resources to create both books and electronic books for my students. Some of my students respond more to visuals that move and so I typically modify activities in this fashion.

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There are many theme based activities that are already developed on TpT for student who have cortical visual impairment (CVI). This is a brain based visual impairment that can make it difficult to process visual information. The resources on TpT are simplistic (one picture on a contrasting background) and they are modified for different students depending on how they process images. I would use the resources to create both books and electronic books for my students. Some of my students respond more to visuals that move and so I typically modify activities in this fashion.

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