This fun and challenging flash card game can be played at school, at home, or in the car.
The Quick Pick educational game series provides a unique play format for students who are visually impaired and blind. Each Quick Pick title consists of a set of cards packaged in one or more plastic cases and includes a wooden tool. Each game card presents a question or other challenge with four possible answers. The student reads the card while it is still in the case.
To play, the player chooses an answer by inserting the wooden tool in one of four holes in the front of the case. If the answer is correct, the card will slide out. If incorrect, the card will not pull out, and the player should try again. The object is to Quick Pick as many cards as possible on the first try.
Quick Pick Counting
This game is designed to help young children learn to count to 12 with raised-line symbols and braille numbers. Can also be used with developmentally delayed students.
Game includes fifty one-sided game cards in a plastic packet and is played as described above. The player counts the tactile symbols and then reads the correct braille number. The raised-line symbols are embossed only, the number answers are large print-braille. Cards can be subdivided into smaller groups with the raised-line symbols arranged to better match the player’s skill level.
