Having all girls wasn’t the plan, but that is how it worked out. We spent the weekend talking about girl things. The students enjoyed exploring the various trails, swimming area, playground, and nature.
The students and staff gathered at the base of the tower to learn about how and why the Freedom Course came to be. Each student took their turn to see how high they could climb on the wall. Safety was the word of the day!
Our group started at Pecan Park and walked along the creek to Main Street. We used magnifiers to observe insects (both dead and alive), leaves, and sticks. The group stopped along the way several times to explore the creek and its contents. Tree rubbings and maps were made as we trekked through the woods. We…
L.I.F.E. attended the Heritage Syrup Festival in Henderson, TX on November 11th. We had an information booth where attendees could have their name produced in Braille, try on vision simulators, use magnifiers, and check out large print. The children filled balloons with helium, and handed them out to our visitors. L.I.F.E. handed out over 800…
On Saturday, November 10, 2018, LIFE had a booth where festival goers had an opportunity to explore visual impairments with the use of simulators and blindfolds. They were able to explore braille and the equipment student shoes on a daily basis.
Saturday November 10th – Henderson 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM L. I. F. E. will have an information booth with vision simulators, and samples of materials used by people with a visual impairment. Visitors to the booth may have their name produced in braille for free, and put up a free balloon! Come by and…