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The guide explains selection criteria such as water-activation, safe materials, bright visual cues, and features that encourage visual tracking, attention, and cause-and-effect understanding. It also includes a parent survey request and a mission statement, followed by teacher-recommended specific bath toy models and their key characteristics, age suitability, and purchasing notes.","In This Issue:  \nTeacher Bath Toy Recommendations ......................2  \nOther Great Toys ................................2  \nBooks & Toys for Children with CVI ....6  \nA Multisensory Christmas...................8  \nParents, Your Input is Needed!  \nPlease click here [https://](https://)[ ](https://)[www.accessengagement](www.accessengagement). com/ to complete a survey on the accessibility of services for your child during the pandemic. It will take approximately 30-40 minutes of your time. It is important for those in the field to understand the successes, challenges, and concerns during the 2020-2021 school year. If your child or student who is blind or visually impaired is experiencing accessibility issues, does not have access to necessary technology, and/or isnot progressing in their education, we need to advocate for additional services and solutions! This survey must be completed by November 22, 2020!!  \nVolume 36, Number 3 Toy Recommendations 2020  \n1906 Goldsmith Lane, Louisville, KY 40218 502.636.3207  \nHoliday Toy Recommendations from VIPS Staff  \nAge recommendations for toys are typically listed by each manufacturer but should be taken as suggestions. Depending on your child’s level of development and physical and cognitive skills, a toy recommended for a three-year-old might be appropriate for a much younger child and a toy recommended for a three-month-old might be appropriate for an older child.  \nVIPS is not endorsing any seller – we have used Amazon links for convenience. When you decide to purchase from Amazon, please consider going through Amazon Smile, which is exactly the same as ordering directly through Amazon, but offers a percentage of your purchase cost to a charity of your choice. And, of course, we would love for you to select Visually Impaired Preschool Services, Inc. as your charity. The blue print in a toy name is the link to purchase options.  \nBath Toys – a Big Hit This Season  \nSeveral of our teachers/interventionists have recommended light-up bath toys. They have many similar characteristics, which are listed below as a group, followed by the specific toys VIPS teachers have recommended. They offer great opportunities for fun and learning during a typical daily routine.  \nCharacteristics of most bath toys recommended by VIPS teachers/interventionists include:  \n• Automatically activate when placed in water;  \n• Automatically stop working when removed from water;  \n• Spray a column of water into the air;  \n• Play music when activated;  \n• Use bright colors to draw visual attention;  \n• Include flashing lights or at least a flashing option (possibly a concern for some children with seizures);  \n• Are made of BPA-free materials with rounded edges, for safer handling;  \n• Feature small size to fit children’s small hands;  \n• Are battery operated (batteries not always included);  \n• Are relatively inexpensive;  \n• Provide stimulating colors for children with Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI);  \n• Encourage several developmental skills including (but not limited to) visual tracking, visual attention, and focused attention;  \nMission Statement  \nVIPS empowers families by providing educational excellence to young children with visual impairments in order to build a strong foundation for reaching their highest potential.  \nVISability • 36/3 Toy Recommendations 2020  \n• Make bath time less of a challenge for some children; and  \n• Can be used in a pool or other water setting; several also can be activated on “dry land.”  \nTeacher Recommended Bath Toys  \nBrittany Williamson, Teacher of the Visually Impaired, Kids Town Preschool  \nAolige Baby Light Up Bath Squirt Toys for Toddlers,  \nPack of 2  \n• When activated on base out of water, becomes a space UFO  \n• Suitable for children up to 3 years of age  \n• Available from Amazon for $16.99  \nHLXY Baby Bath Toy, Water Spraying Whale LED Light Up Bath Toy  \n• Requires 3 AAA batteries, not included  \n• Comes in both red and yellow--may help your child visuall","cbCaiqNOuL1dfFyo","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqNOuL1dfFyo","pdf",577836,1,9,"English","en",105,"# Teacher Bath Toy Recommendations\n## Other Great Toys\n## Books & Toys for Children with CVI\n## A Multisensory Christmas\n## Parents, Your Input is Needed!\n## Bath Toys – a Big Hit This Season\n## Teacher Recommended Bath Toys\n## Other Teacher Recommended Toys","[{\"question\":\"Why are bath toys highlighted in this issue?\",\"answer\":\"The issue emphasizes light-up bath toys because they support enjoyable and effective learning during routine care. 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