Hello all! A classroom is teaching children to identify themselves as a boy or a girl. Using a chart. Counting boys and girls etc. The staff has requested a tangible symbol to represent boy or girl. I am having difficulty figuring out an object card. I would appreciate ideas. Many thanks! Patti

Use the symbols used on public bathrooms. It’s something they will always come into contact with in the future and will be meaningful. ;) SB On Wednesday, February 28, 2018, Patricia Rosen <pkowal52@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello all! A classroom is teaching children to identify themselves as a > boy or a girl. Using a chart. Counting boys and girls etc. The staff has > requested a tangible symbol to represent boy or girl. I am having > difficulty figuring out an object card. I would appreciate ideas. Many > thanks! Patti > -- Sarah D. Bussey Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialist Certified Teacher of Students with Vision Impairments Certified Vision Rehabilitation Therapist

Thanks to all of you! Will do this weekend. Patti On Thu, Mar 1, 2018 at 9:02 AM, Sarah Bussey <sarahdbussey@gmail.com> wrote: > Use the symbols used on public bathrooms. It’s something they will always > come into contact with in the future and will be meaningful. ;) > > SB > > On Wednesday, February 28, 2018, Patricia Rosen <pkowal52@gmail.com> > wrote: > >> Hello all! A classroom is teaching children to identify themselves as a >> boy or a girl. Using a chart. Counting boys and girls etc. The staff has >> requested a tangible symbol to represent boy or girl. I am having >> difficulty figuring out an object card. I would appreciate ideas. Many >> thanks! Patti >> > > > -- > > Sarah D. Bussey > Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialist > Certified Teacher of Students with Vision Impairments > Certified Vision Rehabilitation Therapist > >