Interlocking trays for tactile schedule (stl-Datei)

This 3D-printed model consists of interlocking trays for tactile daily structuring and is designed for use in special education, especially for MDVI (multiple disabilities and visual impairment). It helps blind and visually impaired students to understand their daily routine through tactile experience. Use in class: Reference objects representing the respective tasks or activities of the day are placed in the individual trays. After completing a task, the student places the object in a designated storage box. If necessary, trays with lids can be used to reduce distractions from visible or tactile objects. Horizontal trays also have a holder for symbols or cards. Printing and assembly instructions: Print as many trays as are needed for the individual daily schedule (one tray corresponds to one task). Roosterbakken en verduidelijking van tijd