40 coloring pages for visually impaired

Mandala Coloring Book For The Visually Impaired: Creative Activity Workbook for Seniors with Low Vision, Adults, Kids And Teens by Inspirational Media Publishing | Dec 1, 2020 4.6 out of 5 stars 3 Jul 30, 2021 · Pages : 68 pages. ISBN 13 : 9798545321339. Get This Book. Download or read book entitled Senior Coloring Book Simple For Visually Impaired written by Adam Strsed and published by Independently Published online. This book was released on 30 July 2021 with total page 68 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle.

Coloring pages for visually impaired people! Artistic images, abstract women designs, shape and patterns. Look Inside & Back Cover. ONE IMAGE PER PAGE for clean coloring, no colors bleeding into other pages. Bold lines with easy contrast, so people with visual impairment can track and color.

Coloring pages for visually impaired

Make Your Own Tactile Coloring Pages. It’s not hard to make your own coloring pages. Really all you need is some heavy paper, like card stock, and puffy paint. If your child has vision, try to make high contrast images that they can see as well as touch. For example, you could make thick black lines on bright yellow paper. Large Print Christmas - Easy Adult Coloring Book For Seniors or Visually Impaired (Digital Book) Regular price $5.00. Heartbeat Batik - Abstract Large Print Coloring Book With High Contrast Swirl Patterns for Relaxation, Digital PDF Book. Regular price $5.00. Abstract Patterns - PDF Coloring Book For Visually Impaired.

Coloring pages for visually impaired. Large Print Christmas - Easy Adult Coloring Book For Seniors or Visually Impaired (Digital Book) Regular price $5.00. Heartbeat Batik - Abstract Large Print Coloring Book With High Contrast Swirl Patterns for Relaxation, Digital PDF Book. Regular price $5.00. Abstract Patterns - PDF Coloring Book For Visually Impaired. Make Your Own Tactile Coloring Pages. It’s not hard to make your own coloring pages. Really all you need is some heavy paper, like card stock, and puffy paint. If your child has vision, try to make high contrast images that they can see as well as touch. For example, you could make thick black lines on bright yellow paper.