Web Chase

                             Tips and Activity Ideas  

The American Printing House for the Blind (APH) Web Chase game is an originally designed game that is intended to develop important tactile skills within a fun, recreational context.

APH: https://www.aph.org/
Catalog #: 1-08460-00

The following tips and activity ideas are in addition to the learning materials and instructions that accompany the product.  We hope these ideas will be helpful as you learn about the Web Chase game.

Tips for Use

•	Web Chase foldable game board, 22 1/2"× 22 1/2" in size, can be played with up to 4 players.
•	24 hours prior to use 54 Velcro dots must be applied to each of the white circles on the game board and on each lunch tray.
•	The instructions for initial game set up and directions for the game are very easy to follow.
•	Options to use shape /picture prey or 4 different tactile circles.

       Tips for Use (continued)
•	2 Tactile dice are provided, 1 is required for game play OR Talking GlowDice, APH Catalog # 1-07500-00 can be ordered.

Activity Ideas

•	Game can be easily played with a time limit for the end of game for a fast friendly game when time is limited or individuals have a short attention span. Winner being the person with most prey when timer goes off.

•	Game pieces can also be used as a sorting activity, four circle prey each with different tactile sides could be sorted into 4 different trays rough, bumpy, fuzzy, and smooth. The picture shape prey come as star, square, triangle and circle.  All can also be sorted by color.

APH Resources

•	On line APH Catalog: 
https://www.aph.org

•	MCB/DDS APH Federal Quota Account Information & Order Form: https://www.focusonvisionandvisionloss.org/aph-federal-quota-account.html

					   Developed by: Ruth Bokulic, O&M Assistant
                			   Edited by: Georgia Wattendorf-Guiney, M.Ed., COMS
							  Lisa DiBonaventura, MA, COMS

   Please also see MCB/DDS Partnership “Focus” resources:
               https://www.focusonvisionandvisionloss.org/recreation.html