Ford-Dorward Teaching Aids Slideshow

Transparency, Slide

Accession Number: 2000.51.6

Description: Forty-two color slides, dated June 1974, show variety of hand-made educational aids and children using same. 1. Big and Little Pegs 2. Small, Medium, and Large Pegs 3. Small, Medium, and Large Pegs (variation I) 4. Small, Medium, and Large Pegs (variation II) 5. In and Out 6. On Top and Underneath 7. Up and Down (in use) 8. Up and Down 9. Top and Bottom 10. Over and Under 11. Position Peg Board 12. Position Triangles 13. Wide and Narrow 14. Thickness Sequence Board 15. Thick and Thin 16. Depth Perception 17. Depth Perception (variation) 18. Depth Perception (in use) 19. Front and Back 20. Sound Matching I 21. Sound Matching I (in use) 22. Sound Matching II 23. Sound Matching II (in use) 24. Number Concepts in Pegs & Circles I 25. Number Concepts in Pegs & Circles I (in use) 26. Number Concepts in Pegs & Circles 2 27. Number Concepts in Pegs & Circles 3 28. Number Concepts in Pegs & Circles 4 29. Number Concepts in Pegs & Circles I-4 in tray 30. Number Concepts in Pegs & Circles 5 31. Number Concepts in Pegs & Circles 6 32. Number Concepts in Pegs & Circles 7 33. Number Concepts in Pegs & Circles 8 34. Number Concepts in Pegs & Circles 9 35. Number Concepts in Pegs & Circles 10 36. Object Concept Plaque 1 37. Object Concept Plaque 2 38. Object Concept Plaque 3 39. Object Concept Plaque 4 40. Object Concept Plaque 5 41. Number Sequencing Puzzle 42. Number Progression Steps

Date: 1974

History/Provenance: APH published "Aids for Teaching Basic Concepts of Sensory Development," by Natalie Barraga, Barbara Dorward, and Peggy Ford originally in 1973. These slides were used as illustrations in the book, and illustrate hand-crafted educational aids, many of which were added to the APH catalog in the late 1970s. Slides were kept in APH Communications Group (which became the Communications Department in 2002) until being transferred to the museum. The Communications Group produced materials about APH products.

Credit Line: APH Collection, 2000.51.

Subjects: Blind children Education of disabled persons Education research Educational toys Instructional materials Instructional aids, tools, and supplies